Learn how to cook and eat artichokes! I'll likewise show you how to shop for, shop and prepare your artichokes. I like to steam artichokes. This is the simplest way to cook them and best for a newbie.
An artichoke is an immature flower bud of a thistle plant. They are a round green vegetable comprised of lots of leaves tightly packed together.
They have great health benefits; high in fiber, rich in anti-oxidants and provide a good amount of Vitamin C. I will connect to some artichoke recipes below. Take pleasure in!
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HOW TO COOK ARTICHOKES
3-4 artichokes, cut
1 tbsp additional virgin olive oil
1/2 lemon
filtered water
3-4 artichokes
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 lemon
filtered water
salt and pepper to taste
Guidelines
Was artichokes under cold water. Cut the bottom of the stem and manage any hard leaves near the bottom of the artichoke.
Utilizing a scissor, cut off the thorny portion of each leaf. This will about 1/4 -1/ 3 of the leaf.
Utilizing a sharp knife, trim off the top of the artichoke where the leaves are firmly compacted. I like to utilize a serrated knife for this.
Place a couple of inches of water in the bottom of a big pot together with a tablespoon of additional virgin olive oil, and 1/2 a lemon. Bring to a boil, then reduce down to a simmer.
Location the artichokes in the bottom of the pot (you should have the ability to fit 3-4 artichokes depending upon the size of the artichokes and the size of your pot). Simmer for 35-45 minutes or up until the stems hurt and the thicker bottom leaves takes out quickly.
Get rid of the artichokes from the pot and once they are cool enough to deal with, lay them flat side down and cut them in half lengthwise.
Use a spoon to scoop out the choke and any difficult leaves near the center (they are not edible so you can toss them!).
Serve with fresh lemon, vinaigrette and/or some garlic aioli. Enjoy!
NOTES
Cooking time may vary based upon the size of your artichokes. Ultimately, you desire the stem to be fork tender and the leaves to take out easily. Let this be your guide.
NUTRITION
Serving: 1artichoke|Calories: 95kcal|Carbohydrates: 15g|Protein: 4g|Fat: 4g|Hydrogenated Fat: 1g|Sodium: 121mg|Potassium: 492mg|Fiber: 7g|Sugar: 2g|Vitamin A: 17IU|Vitamin C: 22mg|Calcium: 60mg|Iron: 2mg
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Happy Friday!! Sharing an updated version of how to cook and eat artichokes today. They are super in season and SO delicious. Fingers crossed that you can find them, wherever you are! XO – Dani
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I love artichokes.. they are so yummy! I didn’t know that the stem was edible though.. I always cut that part off.. now I can’t wait to try this damn the next time I make them! Thanks for the great info!šš
Thank you very much! I love artichokes and now with you amazing tips Iāll be able to East them more often, youāre wonderful! š
I love them too! And once you make them a few times, they are super easy to work with.
I canāt wait to buy and cook one now . I love the look of them , but never tried one .
Thanks to you , I must now . Yum Yum .
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I’m so excited for you. They are SO good.
Thank you very much for making this video. I absolutely love artichokes but up to now I’ve avoided buying and cooking them myself as it’s really quite an intimidating looking vegetable. Now that I’ve watched your video, I’ll definitely be trying it out! Thanks for keeping it clear & simple!
So excited that you plan to give them a try!! Enjoy.
I love Artichoke like this, I usually just stem them whole and avoid the sharp ends. Which come to find out – most people donāt know how to eat them like this. Thank you for doing this!
I love them like this too! They are really just SO delicious!
Iāve always wanted to know how to cook them!! Thank you for not only showing us but educating us as well on how to purchase them. Youāre the best Dani!!
It’s my pleasure. Thank you for watching!
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I loved the information given here! I grew up eating artichokes every spring but it’s been well over a decade and I couldn’t remember the whole process. Thank you š¤
I love artichokes when others prepare them but Iāve conquered my fear of doing it myself today š„³ thank you!
Thank you for removing the fear I had in preparing artichokes. I have enjoyed them at other folks homes but never had the courage to try to prepare at home. Well done indeed. Again, much appreciated.
Thank you for all the tips!! I always wanted artichoke but never knew how to prepare it and this video is very helpful!!
This is one of my favorite veggies. I love this video because itās great for those who are new to the incredible joy of artichokes and educational for those who didnāt know how to cook nor eat them. When I first begin to eat them I didnāt know you only pulled the inners out of the leaves, so after the first experience I did not eat them for a bit. Your video shows newbies everything.šš½š·ā¤ļø
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This was fantastically thorough. Everything I was looking for. Thank you!
Loved this video!! Can’t wait to try and make an artichoke! So excited!! Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial!!!
Love those outtakes! Using your suggestions but speeding it up with an instant pot. Didnāt know I could serve the artichokes halved and without the inside thorns. Thank you – Thank you. Now subscribed.
This was an incredibly useful, thorough, and detail-oriented video that was might helpful on getting over my fear of prepping artichoke. Thank you. I’ll prob watch more of your videos if they are as thorough as this one.
This video was perfect! Learned everything I needed on how to cook artichoke at home without all the fancy cooking equipment š thank you!
I am almost totally blind and I want to thank you for several things. First of all, thank you so much for the wonderful description you have about how to fix artichokes. I have been buying the frozen artichoke quarters and they are very good, but I have always wanted to know how to steam artichokes. No one ever told me how to fix an artichoke from scratch and what the choke was. Every recipe says to remove the choke, but Iāve never known what it was. Thank you for not doing what so many YouTube food video producers do and just provide music and pictures without speaking. They donāt seem to realize that a person doesnāt have to see to be able to cook. I have subscribed to your channel for that reason and also because Iām interested in seeing more recipes from you. Thank you so much.