A Step-by-Step How To: Artichoke Technique 3 - Cleaning to Slice | ||
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See Artichoke Technique 1 to get the artichoke cleaned to this starting point. | Once all of the outer leaves have been trimmed off, cut the tops of the inner leaves down with a serrated knife. | |
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Place the point of a paring knife into the outer edges of the choke (the purple fuzzy bits in the center). | Cut around the choke, turning the vegetable and leaving your knife in the same place. | |
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Pop the center choke out of the middle with the paring knife. | Using the tip of a spoon, scrape the inside of the artichoke heart to clean away any bits left behind. | |
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This will leave you with a smooth, bowl shaped artichoke heart. | Place the heart, cut side down, on a cutting board. | |
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Make slices in the thickness you need. Place the slices in acidulated water until ready for use. | ||
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