Vegetable profile

Artichoke

6 recipes · 3 months in season

When is Artichoke in season?

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Artichoke, April, May, June — in season. Eating in season means both more flavour and more nutrition.

Artichoke recipes

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FiberFolatePotassium
Calories≈ 47 kcal / 100 g (çiğ)
Portion1 medium artichoke (edible portion) ≈ 120 g
Season3 months
recipes6

“A labor-intensive but rewarding vegetable that appears only briefly in spring; cooked in olive oil, it brings earthy and citrus notes together.”

Nutrition

A vegetable notable for its dietary fiber content; also contains folate, potassium and vitamin C.

Source: Sebze Meyve Takvimi

In the kitchen

How do you store Artichoke?

Trim the stem, wrap in a lightly damp cloth and store in the fridge; freshest within a few days.

What should you look for when buying Artichoke?

Rub cut surfaces with lemon while trimming the outer leaves to prevent browning; choose ones with tight leaves and a good weight for their size.

What goes well with Artichoke?

Cooking artichoke with olive oil and lemon is a classic Aegean method; lemon both prevents browning and balances the flavor.

How do you grow Artichoke at home?

SeasonCool-temperate climate; perennial
SowingPlanted from seedlings or root offshoots
WhereGarden/field; needs plenty of space

Source: Bahçe Tarımı I, Anadolu Ü.

This information is for general guidance only and is not medical or dietary advice. Consult a dietitian or doctor for your individual needs.

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