
Frozen artichoke hearts are cleaned artichoke hearts and quarters, blanched and quickly frozen, pale green, with a firm tender texture and a mild nutty, slightly sweetish taste, ready to cook without thawing. They are braised, fried, grilled, added to pasta, risotto, tarts, salads, with fish and baked with cheese and garlic.

Hot spinach and artichoke dip with ricotta is a true delight for lovers of delicate and creamy appetizers. This recipe originates from European cuisine, where the skillful combination of greens and cheeses creates a rich flavor. Spinach adds a light freshness, artichokes bring a subtle tang, and ricotta makes the texture incredibly creamy. The addition of parmesan and spices gives it zesty notes that perfectly balance the texture and aroma. This dip is wonderful with crispy bread, crackers, or fresh vegetables and makes an excellent addition to a party or cozy family dinner. Served hot, it reveals the depth of flavor nuances and creates an atmosphere of warmth and comfort at the table.
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Stuffed artichokes with chicken and almonds are an exquisite dish of European cuisine that combines the tenderness of chicken meat, the nutty aroma of almonds, and the rich flavor of cheese. Known since ancient times, artichokes were valued for their health benefits and refined taste. In this recipe, they become not just a side dish but the main focus. First, artichokes are boiled in fragrant lemon-salty water and then filled with a mixture of sautéed chicken mince with onions and garlic, along with almonds, spices, and parmesan. Baked in a clay dish, they develop a golden crust, while the finishing touch of edam cheese adds a special zest. Serving with sauces and fresh salad makes this dish harmonious and perfect for a festive dinner.
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