A couple of months ago, we took a Sunday drive down the coast and ended up in Castroville, the artichoke capital of the world, where we stopped to get fried artichoke hearts. I found myself jonesing for some today so I thought I'd try making a batch. Ends up, it's easy and tastier -- like most recipes -- when you make these yourself. I only cooked up half the batch for lunch and will finish off the remainder as a side with tonight's dinner.This recipe makes enough for a party.
Fried Artichoke Hearts
Ingredients
19 oz. jar of artichoke hearts in water
2 eggs
splash dairy
AP flour, Italian breadcrumbs, Panko
vegetable oil
splash olive oil
Directions
- drain and half the artichoke hearts
- beat two eggs with 2-3 T of cream or milk
- fill one bowl with flour (I used AP flour)
- fill another bowl with equal parts flour, Italian breadcrumbs and Panko
- combine oils in frying pan until oil is about 3/4 " deep and heat on medium high
- when the oil is ready, dip the artichoke hearts first in flour, then egg wash, then the panko crumb mix and fry.
- remove when golden brown on both sides and serve warm with ranch dressing or a splash of lemon
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