I love artichokes because they are a good source of calcium. Artichoke hearts are delicious too. They are also very easy to prepare and have no calories, which makes them a great dish to make in the summer when you’re craving a quick fix.
The artichoke is actually not very easy to prepare. You have to slice off a piece of artichoke and then mash it up with a fork. Then, you have to peel away the tough outer skin. Once you have it all peeled away, you have to soak it in water for a few minutes to break down the tough outer skin. After you have it all peeled away, you have to drain the artichoke.
This is a common mistake people make when cooking artichokes. They’ll just throw it on the stove and steam it, but it’s a really bad idea. After cooking artichokes, the skin will turn brown, and you’ll be left with nothing but a mushy mess of cooked artichoke leaves. If you want artichokes, you should soak them first.
This makes perfect sense because steam cooking artichokes has it’s own set of problems. The artichoke skin is very tough, and the skin is very tough indeed. If you cook it with too much water, you’ll find that the skin turns brown first. Even though the skin is tough, water is not a good solvent for the tough inner core of an artichoke. The best way to cook artichokes is to boil them in a pot of water.
While it is very hard to eat artichokes, they are delicious when they are cooked. The hard skin is very flavorful and the inner flesh is soft, which makes them easy to cut. This is especially true when you’re eating them with garlic or butter.
