I really like artichokes and usually, I just boil them until they're soft and dip them in melted butter or mayo.
I wanted to come up with something different that didn't require me to dip an otherwise healthy veggie into so much fat!
Start with with four small artichokes, which was enough for three people
Slice off the stem. Remove and discard any weird little leaves at the base.
Clip off the sharp pointy stickers along the sides and slice an inch or two off of the top with knife.
Slice them in half and IMMEDIATELY squirt them with lemon juice. If you don't they will turn brown quickly.
Scoop out the feathery center. I used my handy dandy grapefruit spoon. I never use it for grapefruit, but it's one of those very versatile utensils I use for lot's of other things.
These are so good and best of all, they don't need dipping!
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Wow! Those artichokes sound divine! I usually make mine the Italian way which is stuffed with a bread crumb mixture. I never thought to roast them!
ReplyDeleteI love artichokes, but rarely eat them. I will definitely have to try this out! Thanks for hosting the party, Mary! Have a great day!
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I too love artichokes and this recipe sounds great! Pinning.
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I have never eaten an artichoke, can ya believe it? I will now, they look so good.
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Hi, Mary. I'm so happy to join in, AND thank you for the directions on cooking artichokes! I love artichokes but have never prepared them myself. Can't wait to try your recipe! Have a great week! ~Zuni
ReplyDeletei love artichokes too. thanks so much for this recipe. can't wait to try it! thanks for hosting another great party. best- maryjo
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Oh, those artichokes look delicious. Thanks for sharing this and thanks for hosting. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI will confess to never having made artichokes, Mary. They always seem like so much work but I love them so I buy the jarred, marinated ones. You have removed the mystery for me so I'll definitely be trying these. They look fantastic - great shots!
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