How to Cook Artichokes 2 Ways: Steamed & Boiled



Learn how to cook artichokes two different ways, steamed and boiled, for a delicious and healthy meal.
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Hello and welcome! I’m Jessica Gavin, a Certified Food Scientist and Certified Culinary Scientist, cookbook author, and teacher at heart. On this channel, you will find homemade recipes infused with food science knowledge and quick recipe tutorials with trusted tips and techniques learned in culinary school.

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43 Comments

  1. If you washed and added nothing else to the water after you boiled them, save the water to make artichoke tea!

    My parents are viet, so the first method is how we usually cook our artichokes.

    For the tea, just add some rock sugar to taste, pandan leaves (both optional) and serve it hot or cold. (for cold option I recommend adding toppings like grass jelly, basil seed and Crystal boba if you have it. It gives it more fun texture and It’s so good & refreshing!

  2. There's no way that artichoke was done! You have no idea what you're doing! Stop giving people cooking advice ASAP! Good luck in your future endeavors bro!

  3. All other videos seem to want you to cook the life out the artichoke boiling for an 1hrs. I knew that couldn't be right, not even whole potatoes take that long so I was hunting for real info and I found it in your vid. Thanks sooo much.

  4. Artichokes are one of my favorite foods. My grandma would make them on holidays and special occasions (she was NY Italian). Your kitchen in beautiful by the way 😊

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