Baked Artichokes with Gorgonzola and Herbs
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: Spring Forward
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By amy.angelini_10...
NORTH BRANFORD , CT
on April 28, 2008
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Giada is usually great - but this recipe was a huge disappointment gorgonzola was really overpowering to such a tender veg - flavors did not go well together. Had to force myself to eat it (and make my DH feel good yucky! Guests were polite and picked as well,but overall this is not a keeper!
By anne_10221313
Bellingham, WA
on April 23, 2008
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Best artichokes I've ever had. It'll be hard to go back to lemon butter after this!
By brittneydel_8576128
Claymont, DE
on April 23, 2008
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Well after reading the reviews I changed two things. I did goat cheese instead and only filled the artichokes up about half way. Even with doing that it was a lot of flavor to handle. It was wonderful though, and I would recommend it! I'd use a lil less garlic though. I LOVE garlic, but that was even a lot for me.
By mtnmama101_8964965
Harrison, AR
on April 23, 2008
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Giada, what happened? I can usually count on all of your recipes to be wonderful. This one however was terrible. Yucky. Tough. Favorless.
mtnmama
By jennbrown777
Seattle, WA
on April 21, 2008
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I made these but just used what I had in the fridge: some leftover goat cheese and crumbled feta, fat-free milk instead of cream, and 21 seasoning salute rather than all the dried herbs... it was WONDERFUL! I made it as an appetizer for a few friends I had over for dinner and it was gone in no time! Use your favorite semi-soft cheeses and you can't go wrong!
By lena_carlo_6077565
Oceanside, NY
on April 21, 2008
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I made these artichokes yesterday for my family and they were an absolute hit. I will definately make them again. Thank you Giada for coming to my rescue with another fabulous recipe.
By judylappert_102...
Kalaheo, HI
on April 18, 2008
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I made these for a party this weekend and they were a huge hit. Very easy and delicious. I only got 1 bite they were such a hit.
By bjfarms_10235568
Athena, OR
on April 18, 2008
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The two main elements of this dish were great, but they were a poor taste match together. Gorgonzola doesn't complement artichoke. At our dinner party, we scraped out the cheese stuffing and spread it on homemade sourdough bread toast, and dipped the artichoke in traditional melted butter. Nice match with our local pinot gris. By no means a disaster!
By lisamgiamarino_...
Brooklyn, NY
on April 17, 2008
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I absolutely loved this recipe. Since I'm not crazy for any kind of blue cheese, I substituted goat cheese and it came out great. I've always shied from making artichokes, but this was super easy.
By hazzy00_10214391
Burlingame, CA
on April 16, 2008
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Read everyones concern about too much gorg. cheese. Used less and little more cream to thin it out a bit.
I always steam my chokes. This time I took them out a bit earlier(35min. than usual since they would go back into oven for 25 minutes.
The whole artichoke was edible!
Will try different variations now that I am used to taking out core stems.
So much more potential.
Shocked that those in midwest and east are not used to the artichoke??? Staple at our house weekly.
This is a meal in itself.........