by Mike » June 16th, 2007, 6:21 pm
Living in California is many times a blessing... the Artichoke capital of the world is a mere 2 hours from here... so we get them just about year round.
Well, in the old days... that is..... here is how I would prepare them.
You boil them in water after snipping off the prickly end of the big leaves with kitchen shears. Then you dip the meaty end of the leaf (actually they are bracts) in some mayo and scrape it off with your teeth. Then once you get to the middle, you scoop out the flowers and cut up the "heart", which is the peduncle of the flower, and dip piece in mayo and eat it.
Some people I have met used butter instead of mayo. I'm not sure what Holberry uses as I can't imagine it without mayo or some kind of salad dressing. I still do add marinated hearts to some dishes still. (this is not on plan, not approved Medifast food)
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Mike on June 16th, 2007, 11:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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