Artichokes...Any Secrets?
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Bump.
I'm curious on the answers as well.0 -
Yuuummm. I like them simple:
- Trim up the chokes
- boil 45 minutes in water seasoned with
- a bay leaf
- peppercorns
- some onion, some garlic
- dash of white wine vinegar
- just a little splash of olive oil to make the leaves all shiny.
These days I no longer drag the leaves through melted butter... I use fat free salad dressing.
Love, love, love artichokes!0 -
I love them any which way...but grilling them is the best.
slice in half and brush with olive oil,,,season and enjoy! Sooooo tender and yummy!0 -
I make a stuffing from bread crumbs, grated cheese, chopped capers, chopped anchovies...moistened with enough olive oil to just make it hold together. A little stuffing goes a long way (maybe 3/4 cup of bread crumbs for 4 or 5 artichokes). Stuff into the leaves and then put them into about 1 inch of simmering water, covered until they are tender. Made them like this last week and they were so delicious.0
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I always choose steaming as my method for artichokes, with some melted I Can't Believe It's Not Butter and light mayo on the side for dipping. I've never made stuffed ones, but I imagine they'd be delicious!0
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Artichokes are the best. Of course I am biased cuz I grew up in NoCal. Any recipe is a good one! Just keep the dipping sauce light to non existent.0
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Thanks for all the ideas...
Sydney, I've never thought about grilling them...YUM...I will def try that next
This recipe reminds of some Italian restaurants I've been to: http://www.italianchef.com/2010/11/22/stuffed-artichokes/
It calls for Pecorino Romano cheese...need I say more...I think I will steam because I don't want waterlog them0 -
I boil mine and dip in plain greek yog seasoned with garlic and herbs.0
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Never had artichokes in my life! (Yes, sad!) Thanks for the ideas! I'm trying these as soon as a kitchen becomes available0
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Well....my artichoke was delicious
I put juice of 2 lemons and the peels (prevents discoloring), splash of EVOO and clove of garlic in the water....steamed for about 30 minutes and baked for 20 to 25 in the oven
I stuffed with Italian breadcrumbs, romano cheese, EVOO, fresh parsley, garlic, pepper
After steaming, I finished them off in the over @ 400 for about 25 minutes
I ate the whole thing....YUMMO...going back to the store for some more0 -
sounds yummy! i've been keeping an eye out for nice ones here..but haven't seen any in a while.
I'm going to make a special trip to the farmers market..maybe there will be some there.0
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