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cardoon

/kɑːrˈduːn/

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noun

/kɑːrˈduːn/C2formalculinary
  • ruЮжноевропейское растение с колючими листьями и пурпурными цветами, выращиваемое ради съедобных черешков и корней; отбеленные стебли едят как сельдерей, оно родственно артишоку.

A southern European plant with spiny leaves and purple flowers, cultivated for its edible leafstalks and roots; the blanched stalks are eaten like celery and it is related to the artichoke.

  1. Edible plantC1formalculinary

    A southern European plant with spiny leaves and purple flowers, cultivated for its edible leafstalks and roots.

    ruСъедобное растение

    • The cardoon is often grown in Mediterranean gardens.
    • Its stalks are blanched and used similarly to celery.
    • The roots of the cardoon can be boiled or roasted.
  2. Culinary useC1formalculinary

    The edible parts of the plant, specifically the blanched stalks and roots, which are related to artichokes.

    ruКулинарное использование

    • Cardoon stalks are often prepared in stews or gratins.
    • The flavor of cardoon is similar to artichoke hearts.
    • In some cuisines, cardoon roots are used in soups.
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  • cardoons' possessive plural form
  • cardoon's possessive singular form