Artichoke

Space them out on a tray and freeze them. Then bag and store them in the freezer for 2-3 months. Can you freeze uncooked artichokes?… Read More »How Long Can You Keep Artichokes In A Freezer?

Artichokes are one of the oldest food known to humans; the historians believe the artichokes originated in the Mediterranean countries, possibly Sicily or Tunisia and… Read More »Are Artichokes A Delicacy?

Attach a piece of string to the closed safety pin and hang the artichoke upside down in a cool, dry place (ideally, a window) for… Read More »How Do You Keep Artichokes From Drying Out?

Cut the stalks off the artichokes side long with a cutter, put them in a jar of water and keep them cool. In the fridge,… Read More »How Do You Keep Cut Artichokes Fresh?

Almost all recipes have you lop some leaves off the top of the artichoke to make the vegetable more attractive. They also recommend removing the… Read More »Why Do You Cut The Top Of Of An Artichoke?

To maximize the shelf life of cooked artichokes for safety and quality, refrigerate the artichokes in shallow airtight containers or wrap tightly with heavy-duty aluminum… Read More »How Do You Store Cooked Artichoke?

If they are not fully submerged (of if you use an aluminum pan) they will discolor. Put the pan on a high heat until the… Read More »Does An Artichoke Have To Be Submerged In Water?

Liver Health A few small studies have shown that artichoke can improve liver function for people with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Though there’s no data… Read More »Do Artichokes Really Help Your Liver?

Exposure of the tongue to artichoke can make water taste sweet. Two major active components of artichoke are the salts of chlorogenic acid and cynarin.… Read More »Do Artichokes Make Water Sweet?

A: Ants in artichokes usually indicate the presence of aphids in said ‘chokes. Ants feed on “honeydew,” which is partially digested plant sap excreted by… Read More »Why Are There Ants On My Artichoke?