How to Cook Artichokes 2 Ways: Steamed & Boiled

Learn how to cook artichokes two different ways, steamed and boiled, for a delicious and healthy meal.

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[OktoberVanderslice]

Hmm! I think I want to try the boiled artichoke just because it's so much more green! I enjoy boiled cabbage, I wonder if it's similar?

[melbymelb]

Artichokes are one of my favorite foods. My grandma would make them on holidays and special occasions (she was NY Italian). Your kitchen in beautiful by the way 😊

[ejacks]

Very informative! Thank you! Best video i've seen on this

[stevemason]

I cut mine in half. Then scoop out the choke. Next boil to tender. Finally drizzle oil on face and throw it on grill to give it a smoky flavor.

[LauraRay-mxpo]

So excellent you explained so quickly thank you

[lilithabunni]

I quarter mine and cut out the choke and I keep the stems on
Then I bake them in the oven with olive oil and salt, covered with foil, 425°F, for about 20 minutes and a few mins without the foil to get a little more color on them

I would like to try to steam one and see how I feel but I don’t think it can compare to the flavors I get from the oven n olive oil

[barbaragoodrich]

I love artichokes! And watching the way you cook them looks so much easier than the way I do it! I'm going to try your way. Thanks for the help 👏💯

[michaelnielson]

I've always boiled them. But I don't add that much water. Probably just enough to cover half and then halfway through cooking I rotate them. Then I let it rest in the water for about an extra 10-15 minutes

[LotusRiche-tors]

WOW!! I was wondering about the purple part. Absolutely loved your video. Thank you. What other ways have you cooked them?

[a-g]

Love the steaming way ! Looks so tasty

[adamwest]

Goin to try an Instant Pot. I didn’t think about it until I saw this video.

[chrisbroussard]

First, how do you best clean and trim an artichoke?

[SimplyCapped]

Good video but how do we open up and eat them?
They are always so hard to deal with

[lovelylady]

The steamed one looks greener. I wonder the difference in taste.

[Mary-Ann_B_Mabaet]

Got a Recipe for Pickling this Large Boys? ❤❤❤

[thomasjay]

What if you don't have a steamer?

[zizipop]

something tells my old brain that a petroleum product (call it steamer pad or whatever-else u fancy) will probably release carcinogens under heat. Why this beautiful gal cannot figure this out is besides me!

[solidstream]

I’d fry it with bacon then discard the artichoke 😂

[doubletappinhillbilly]

Iv never knowingly had one. Odd looking thing

[GODsGift.]

You should have shown his you cleaned it etc before