Brush the Jerusalem artichoke well under running water and do not cook too soft in salted water. Peel, cut into cubes and transfer to a bowl or bowl. Peel and dice the tomatoes and add. Drizzle with the juice of half a lemon (less or more to taste, I don`t like it so sour). Season with freshly ground sea salt and pepper. Carefully fold in the olive oil and let it steep a little.
Serve with a few leaves of finely plucked basil.
Tastes lukewarm or chilled (but not too cold).
A recipe that suits the artichoke-like taste of the Jerusalem artichoke.