National Artichoke Hearts Day
On March 16th, National Artichoke Hearts Day provides a healthy alternative to add flavor to any dish.
According to the California Artichoke Advisory Board, artichokes are a good source of antioxidants, vitamin C, folate, and magnesium. Artichokes' antioxidants are extremely beneficial to your liver and help promote healthy skin. Artichokes are also high in fiber, calcium, and protein while low in calories. These reasons, as well as being fat-free and cholesterol-free, make artichokes a healthy and delectable dish to enjoy.
- An artichoke flower head's total antioxidant capacity is one of the highest ever recorded for vegetables
- The fleshy base of the artichoke is perhaps the most delectable portion of this strangely shaped vegetable..
- California is known as the world's largest artichoke capital.. They account for over 80% of North American fresh artichokes
Although artichokes are a little difficult to prepare, you can buy artichoke hearts packed in vinegar, oil, or marinade. Don't let the artichoke heart fool you. They're more adaptable than they appear... Either eat them as a snack or add them to dips or sauces. The American Indians are a vegetarian. They also make fantastic pizzas and flatbread toppings. Toss them into the skillet for a savory sauté or infuse them into a broth, or turn them into a soup. Artichoke hearts may be a healthy addition to your cooking routine!
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- To make your favorite dishes, buy some fresh artichokes or canned artichoke hearts
- With friends and family, try out a few new recipes. Be sure to save and share your top ones
- We have a few tips for you to try with your artichoke hearts
- With your potatoes and carrots, you can create your roast artichoke hearts. Season them lightly with olive oil, salt, and pepper
- For a fun twist to your meal, try grilling fresh artichoke hearts
- Make an artichoke salad or an artichoke dressing
- Make an artichoke heart and grilled cheese sandwich with smoked provolone
- This Lemony Artichoke Soup is a warm up dish for this warm weather
- oke Hearts Gratin is another hearty dish
- Make a variety of dips and sauces, too
- To post on social media, use the hashtag ArtichokeHeartsDay
Artichoke hearts FAQ
Q. Is artichoke hearts canned? Yes, yes. Artichoke hearts can be canned or jarred.
Is it possible to put artichoke hearts on a salad? Q. Can I put artichoke hearts on a salad? Yes, yes. Artichoke hearts are a delicious alternative to salads. They are sold in artichoke hearts.
Q. How many calories are in an artichoke heart?
A. One 13.75 ounce can of artichoke hearts has 140 calories.
