Jerusalem Artichoke Reveal 🌻 My Personal Opinion On How To Grow Jerusalem Artichokes

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[babetteisinthegarden]

I have been growing and enjoying Jerusalem artichokes for I don't know how many years and I have found that if I eat one tuber a day no bigger than a golf ball for five days it really cuts down in the flatulence or you can Add a pinch of asafoetida, or hing, to the artichokes as they are sweating will greatly reduce flatulence.
MARINATED JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES
Steam 1Lb. JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES
Over 2 cups water and ½ cup Tarragon vinegar
Tell tinder –cool-
Mix 3 cloves Garlic
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup rice vinegar-garlic flavor
¼ cup oil
½ teaspoon garlic powder
1 ½ Tablespoon minced parsley
Mix together oil- rice vinegar- Garlic- garlic powder-and parsley.
Add cooled, peeled and chopped JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES, cover and refrigerate.
Better on the second day
Keep in refrigerator.
Stir occasionally

[Mrsnufleupagus]

You, me and Willie....a handful of Jerusalem artichokes, some raw cabbage and a jar of pickled eggs. Hop in the car and first one to roll the window down buys the drinks:)))

[mandamoosgardeningadventur]

Ah, thank you Terry, I have been roasting mine, they are quite delicious,
I don't have many left now but I replanted them as you did, straight back in the same soil and the root are also going in the green bin..
Happy gardening my friend and keep up the good work,
You are full of ideas and great information in which I really appreciate...🐮🐮🐮

[CBsGreenhouseandGarden]

Dang you have gotten some rain over there! Not a fan of artichokes so never grew them. Yours came out looking awesome. To funny on the wind makers they are. LMBO.. Nothing better than picking and eating right off the vines! Stay safe my friend!

[jeffreyoneill]

Hi Terry those artichokes look good I've been subscribing to manda moo for few months now I very much enjoy her videos, manda very kindly sent me some excellent tubers which I have potted up in 50ltr bucket great stuff Terry cheers my friend

[gardentours]

Good harvest from that little container. They have a nice size. I watched Manda Moo's video already 👍

[davidthescottishvegan]

Great looking Jerusalem Artichokes Terry and they will be tasty 😋 and a fantastic video. Keep safe, well & happy gardening.

[BobMelsimpleliving.]

I heard about them spreading. somehow I managed to keep them contained. I grew them several years ago, didn't care for them so when I harvested them I removed all the tubers I could find and managed to get them all. They never came back to my surprise. Good for me. Best wishes Bob.

[TheEnglishladyskitchengarden]

After watching this earlier today I harvested some of my artichokes. I simply scrubbed them clean, rubbed them with olive oil and scattered salt and pepper over them before roasting them. Oh my goodness they were tasty

[lancpudn]

What a prolific plant, I've never grown, eaten or cooked a Jerusalem artichoke, I need to get out more lol. Thanks for the video Terry.

[kerryl]

Not called fartichokes for nothing! Don't seem to have such an effect on me, but the other half oh dear! We grew them as a summer shade screen for the old chicken run. Love them, I do like them roasted, but we've also had them as mash. HRH used to boil them, made burger shapes and froze them to fry, but they usually collapsed in the pan, so not such a good idea. Not got them here yet, purely for the reason that they spread so much - I like that yours grew so well in the container. Looks like the way to do it. Cheers Terry! 😄

[marksallotmentplot]

Nice haul there Terry.

Always impressive when I see how much you collect and reuse👍

[cosmiccultivators]

Wow they produce a lot.that is really amazing. This is such a efficient plant I'm very interested now thank you for this video . Lol again ty for the wind tip 😅🤣😂✌💗 happiness I was waiting for the excuse me moment

[billvalsallotments]

Hi Terry we had these in the plot when we took it over 14 years ago and they were a right pain to get rid of I don't mind them but val don't like me afterwards. Keep safe Bill and val

[bethanskitchengarden]

Great video Terry, just the right time for me as I was wondering when to harvest some of my pots. Thanks for all the tips and take care. 😊

[LorraineG]

Interesting Terry, ha ha beans, and taytos can give you wind, sure why not add to the mix ha ha. God that polly tunnel was a blessing, this late in the year and you still have plenty to keep ye going. Enjoy the artichokes.

[MarkyBigSmoke]

Maybe I should have fed mine. First year they have been tiny! I’ll save a couple for next year! Thanks for that Terry and don’t hold it in too long!

[TraineeHuman]

What a great harvest ! - I bought 2 tubers this year, can't wait for the results :)

[ThedawnchorusPlot]

Great harvest Terry, and all so clean, is that the same variety you have always grown, the orange banana has cropped well for you, take good care kind regards
alan……….. THE DAWN CHORUS PLOT 🌿

[garywatson]

I tried five varieties this year and planted them in the ground.
All tubers produced huge harvests, but I did notice that the White Truffle variety was the easiest to harvest as they were all concentrated at the root. The other varieties spread out more and you had to dig down to follow the wandering roots. It did feel like digging for treasure though.