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Braised Sunflowers with Herbed Ricotta

This is for my friends who have been inquiring about cooking sunflower heads. Apparently, the taste compares to that of an artichoke heart but with an added earthy flavor. Braising sunflowers is new to me and it has definitely piqued my interest.
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Miss Lady Bug
Jun 05, 2012
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Crops:
sunflower
Recipe Type:
Appetizers
Season:
summer
Preparation:
braise

This is for my friends who have been inquiring about cooking sunflower heads.  Apparently, the taste compares to that of an artichoke heart but with an added earthy flavor.  Braising sunflowers is new to me and it has definitely piqued my interest. 

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