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Pantry Staples ingredient guide
Artichokes Recipes
Artichokes bring a savory, slightly nutty flavor to recipes and work beautifully in both quick pantry meals and special-occasion dishes. Canned, jarred, frozen, or fresh, they add substance to pastas, salads, dips, grain bowls, pizzas, and baked casseroles.
For fast weeknight cooking, marinated artichoke hearts are especially useful because they come seasoned and tender. Add them to creamy spinach artichoke dip, lemony chicken pasta, antipasto salads, or flatbreads with olives and mozzarella.
Fresh artichokes are best when steamed, grilled, or braised until the leaves are tender and the heart is creamy. Serve them with garlic butter, aioli, vinaigrette, or fold the cooked hearts into risotto, frittatas, and Mediterranean vegetable dishes.
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Nutrition per 100g
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Cooking guide
How to use Artichokes in recipes
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Popular recipes
Most Popular Recipes with Artichokes
Top published DandyRecipes posts that use this ingredient or one of its internal variants.
Mediterranean Flatbreads with Artichokes, Olives, and Feta
Transform classic Greek salad into warm, crispy flatbreads topped with artichokes, olives, feta and fresh mozzarella.
Creamy Spinach Artichoke Pasta Bake with Crispy Panko Parmesan Topping
Transform classic spinach artichoke dip into a hearty pasta bake with cavatappi, creamy cheese sauce and a golden...
BBQ Sweet Potato and Artichoke Quinoa Bowls with Feta
These loaded quinoa bowls feature crispy barbecue sweet potatoes, artichokes, croutons and feta cheese for a hearty, flavorful...
Greek Salad Flatbread with Artichokes, Olives, and Feta
Transform classic Greek salad into a warm, crispy flatbread topped with artichokes, olives, tomatoes and melted mozzarella and...
Crispy Patatas Bravas with Artichokes and Garlic Aioli
Crispy potatoes and artichokes meet a smoky chipotle aioli in this Spanish-inspired dish, topped with fresh arugula, tomatoes,...
Crispy Spanish Potatoes with Artichokes and Garlic Aioli
A Spanish-inspired dish of crispy potatoes and artichokes with a smoky chipotle aioli, fresh arugula, tomatoes, olives and...
Crispy Patatas Bravas with Artichokes and Garlic Aioli
A Spanish-inspired skillet dinner featuring crispy potatoes and artichokes, tossed with tomatoes, olives, feta and almonds, all drizzled...
Crispy Spanish Potatoes with Artichokes and Smoky Aioli
A vibrant Spanish-inspired skillet dish featuring crispy potatoes and artichokes, tossed with tomatoes, olives and arugula, all drizzled...
Crispy Spanish Potatoes with Artichokes and Garlic Aioli
A vibrant Spanish-inspired dish featuring crispy potatoes and artichokes, tossed with tomatoes, olives, arugula and a smoky chipotle...
Crispy Patatas Bravas with Artichokes and Garlic Aioli
A Spanish-inspired skillet dish featuring crispy potatoes and artichokes, tossed with tomatoes, olives, arugula, feta and almonds, all...
Ingredient FAQ
Artichokes recipe questions
What can I cook with Artichokes?
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How many DandyRecipes use Artichokes?
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