Today, carciofi alla giudia is considered a traditional Roman dish, but its name reveals a more nuanced history.
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Translating to “Jewish-style artichokes,” this dish was born in the isolated Jewish ghetto of Rome (first established by decree of the Pope in 1555), and as such is a simple and unaltered example of truly traditional Jewish-Italian cuisine....