Artichokes à la Barigoule is a French preparation of spring artichokes braised in white wine and olive oil with onions, carrots, and aromatics, especially thyme. It is similar to carciofi alla romana, a similar Italian preparation of artichokes.
Note that artichokes à la barigoule does not contain Barigoule mushrooms. For a lengthy investigation of why this is so, see https://www.seriouseats.com/artichokes-a-la-barigoule-a-simple-french-dish-with-a-twisted-history

Name origins

Most records suggest that barigoule is the name of a southern French mushroom. Sheraton (2014) suggests that barigoule is an erroneous borrowing of Niçoise farigoule, a thyme-based herbal liqueur.

Categories: Dish
Characteristic of: Provencal cuisine
Also known as:
English: Artichokes barigouleArtichoke barigouleArtichoke A la Barigoule
French: Artichaux à la barigoule
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