Steamed Whole Artichokes
Show: Food 911
Episode: Amazing Artichokes in Lakewood CO
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By mappusml_4786152
Bluffton, SC
on July 27, 2008
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This was a delicious way to be reintroduced to the whole artichoke. All of the ingredients were on hand and it was a fund Sunday project.
By katherine_882940
Denver, CO
on June 11, 2008
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I am not blaming the recipe! Or the chef.
Pecorino Romano was terribly salty. I should have realized when I tasted it fresh and cooking just condensed the salt.
Then there were the artichokes, which I either undercooded or were tough as can be.
Lastly, how do you eat these? Fork and knife? Tear off the leaves and dip in the cheese mix? I didn't get to see the episode so I don't know.
Definitely not making this again, unless someone can point out the error of my ways!
By Betts2833
Wayzata,, MN
on May 20, 2008
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artichokes are wonderful on their own but this recipe takes it to the next level
By thom.skinner_92...
Kihei, HI
on January 15, 2008
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Been doing basic artichokes for years, just boiled them. Tried this way to do to them using the spices and broth. It was outstanding. Why had I not thought about this before. Great floavor to the final product. A big hit at the table even with the young ones who often turn up their nose to anything like this.
By bbiddle_310796
Severna Park, MD
on September 23, 2007
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Love this recipe and I use it all the time. The artichokes come out perfectly steamed. In the summer you can use your fresh herbs, just about any kind work. Make a dipping sauce of vinegar and butter!
By coalminerd5_2236550
West Jordan, UT
on August 01, 2007
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Very green in color and thats what I wanted, plus it had a very nice garlic flavor, but not overpowering like some recipes I've tried. I will be serving this recipe again.
By gn_mhy_8072305
Lafayette Hill, PA
on July 30, 2007
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I HAVE NEVER HAD AN ARTICHOKE BEFOR. ALL I CAN SAY IS OHHHH MY GOD!!!!! IT SO AMAZING. YOU DON'T THIK SUCH A LITTLE LEAF CAN PACK SO MUCH MEAT AND FLAVOR,EVEN BETTER WITH THE MELTED BUTTER AND 1 TSP. OF LEMON JUICE. THIS IS VERY GOOD FOR A VEGATERIAN.
By edy_6953877
Longwood, FL
on July 05, 2007
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Seemed there was little need to almost prepare a soup to steam the artichokes. Simpler would have been better.
By bluesfiles_7909356
Kingsburg, CA
on June 27, 2007
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I had always had artichokes steamed in plain water and served with mayonnaise for dipping. This recipe blew me away. There's so much more flavor and the lemon butter really accents the artichokes.
Wonderful!
By denaet_6965837
San Ramon, CA
on May 22, 2007
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this one is perfect as is...