Artichoke

The base of the artichoke bud is its delicious heart. In older flowers it’s what’s called the choke (or beard), the beginning of this thistly… Read More »Can You Eat The Choke Of A Baby Artichoke?

When you get to the heart of the artichoke, you will notice the fuzzy hair layer referred to as the “choke”. This part of the… Read More »Can You Eat The Center Choke Of An Artichoke?

Place artichokes in pot, flat bottom down, then fill the pot until water is about half way up the artichokes. Add lemon slices to water.… Read More »Can You Cook An Artichoke Without A Steamer?

Buried within the rough leaves of a globe artichoke, is the sweet and tender “heart.” The heart is the meaty part in the center. The… Read More »What Are Artichoke Hearts?

ANSWER: Although the most common preparations for artichokes involve cooking the vegetable (like steaming, boiling, braising, roasting, or frying), they’re delicious served raw as well.… Read More »Can You Eat Marinated Artichokes Raw?

Yes, you can let your dog eat artichokes. In terms of nutrition, every part of an artichoke—artichoke leaves, artichoke hearts, artichoke stem—can be part of… Read More »What Part Of Artichokes Can Dogs Eat?

The stem can has a more bitter taste than the rest of the artichoke and removing the skin helps to take away some of the… Read More »Do Artichokes Need To Be Washed?

ARTICHOKES – FRESH, COOKED To maximize the shelf life of cooked artichokes for safety and quality, refrigerate the artichokes in shallow airtight containers or wrap… Read More »How Do You Store Roasted Artichokes?

Let jar sit on counter until cool. Once cool, refrigerate. Let artichokes marinate for at least 24 hours before eating. Marinated artichokes will keep for… Read More »How Do You Store Marinated Artichoke Hearts?

Globe artichokes are best eaten on the day they’re bought, but will keep in a perforated plastic bag in the fridge for a couple of… Read More »How Do You Store Globe Artichokes?