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Frozen artichoke hearts

Frozen artichoke hearts
Trimmed and blanched artichoke hearts without marinade for sauteing, braising, pasta and risotto.

Frozen artichoke hearts are artichokes trimmed to the tender heart and blanched, frozen without marinade, with a delicate nutty taste, ready for cooking. They are sauteed, braised, roasted, added to pasta, risotto, pizza, tarts, stews and salads, and steamed and grilled.

Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product

Frozen artichoke hearts, Raw: Calories 38.0 kcal, Proteins 2.6 grams, Fats 0.4 grams, Carbohydrates 7.8 grams per 100 g of product.

Calories38.0 kcal
Proteins2.6 grams
Fats0.4 grams
Carbohydrates7.8 grams
Data: USDA FoodData Central

Recipes with this ingredient

Cream of artichoke soup
Cream of artichoke soupEuropean cuisine | Soups

Artichoke cream soup is an exquisite dish of European cuisine with a delicate, velvety texture and refined flavor featuring light nutty and herbal notes. Artichoke, a symbol of Mediterranean gastronomy, has long been used in French and Italian cooking, valued for its depth of flavor and health benefits. In this recipe, it pairs beautifully with leeks, potatoes, and spices to create a harmony of aromas. The broth enriches the soup's taste while the cream adds softness and a creamy consistency. This soup is often served as an elegant starter in restaurants or prepared for cozy home dinners. It is especially delightful with crispy croutons or fresh baguette that complement its rich flavor.

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Artichoke hearts poached in broth

Braised artichoke hearts in broth are a refined dish of French cuisine that combines the delicate flavor of artichokes with aromatic notes of onion, carrot, and ham. The roots of this recipe trace back to the traditions of French gastronomy, where artichokes are valued for their refined texture and ability to harmoniously absorb the flavors of other ingredients. Slow braising in broth makes the hearts tender while preserving their natural sweetness. The dish is served hot, sprinkled with fresh parsley, adding lightness and freshness. It pairs perfectly with white wine and a crispy baguette, creating a complete gastronomic pleasure. This recipe is ideal for a light dinner or as an elegant appetizer for a festive table.

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