Stuffed Artichokes Sicilian Style Recipe

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WEBApr 22, 2024 · Directions. Grate zest from lemon, measure 1 teaspoon of zest and reserve. Slice the lemon in half; cut one half into thin slices, …

1. Grate zest from lemon, measure 1 teaspoon of zest and reserve. Slice the lemon in half; cut one half into thin slices, keeping the other half intact.
2. Drain anchovies, reserving the oil. Mash anchovies in a medium bowl, then stir in breadcrumbs, parsley, Parmesan cheese, oregano, thyme, pepper and the reserved lemon zest.
3. Trim artichoke stems, leaving about 1/2 inch, so that they will stand upright. Pull off the short, tough lower leaves of the artichokes. Cut off the top 1/2 inch of each artichoke, then use a scissors or sharp knife to trim off the sharp points of the remaining leaves. Rub the whole artichokes, especially the cut portions, with the cut side of the half lemon. Turn the artichokes upside down and rap them on a counter to loosen their leaves, then gently spread the leaves open like a flower. Spoon the breadcrumb filling into the openings, filling the leaves. Tap each artichoke lightly on the counter to help the filling settle inside the leaves.
4. Place the artichokes in a heavy saucepan or Dutch oven with a lid so that they fit comfortably standing up, but are not crowded. (Use 2 pans if necessary.) Drizzle the top of each artichoke with about 1/2 teaspoon of the reserved anchovy oil. Carefully pour water in the pan to a depth of about 1 1/2 inches. Add the lemon slices and squeeze the juice from the remainder of the lemon half into the water.

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WEBFeb 16, 2022 · Artichokes stuffed with Parmesan and garlic is amazing. Each leaf oozes with cheesy goodness and roasted garlic in a toasted …

1. Prepare a large bowl of cool water big enough to hold the artichokes. Cut one lemon in quarters. Squeeze three quarters into the water and throw the used quarters in the bowl. Save the last lemon quarter.
2. To trim the artichoke: Remove large, hard leaves at the base. Cut the stem off to create an even base for the artichoke to sit on. With a chef’s knife, lay the artichoke on its side and cut off the approx. 1 inch tip of the artichoke including most of the leaves with sharp tips. With a kitchen shears, snip off any remaining sharp points off the remaining leaves.
3. With the remaining lemon quarter, rub the lemon on the cut top to prevent browning. Submerge the trimmed artichoke in the lemon water while preparing the remaining artichokes.Take out one artichoke. Turn upside down on a wooden board and press down gently with your palm to open and loosen the leaves. Turn upright, and with your fingers, firmly spread the leaves apart to make pockets.
4. Place one slice of Romano/Parmesan cheese in each leaf pocket, stuffing as many leaves as you can. The inner, light green leaves will not open.

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