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Grilled Drunken Artichokes

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Ingredients

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2 large artichokes (or 4 medium)
1 1/2 cups white wine (about 1/2 bottle)
1/4 cup white balsamic vinegar or 1/4 cup white wine vinegar
2 tablespoons brandy
1 lemon, juice of, 1/2
1/4 lemon, zest of
1 shallot, chopped
1/2 teaspoon dijon mustard
1/16 teaspoon cayenne pepper
olive oil, for brushing the artichokes

Nutritional information

275.3
Calories
3 g
Calories From Fat
0.4 g
Total Fat
0.1 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
176.9 mg
Sodium
25.1 g
Carbs
8.9 g
Dietary Fiber
3.9 g
Sugars
5.8 g
Protein
193g
Serving Size

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Grilled Drunken Artichokes

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  • Vegan
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Served this with grilled filet mignon, and the artichokes were fabulous! The steak had a garlic butter sauce, and used a tad on the artichokes and we were in heaven! Thanks for sharing! Made for For Your Consideration game on Yuku!

  • 90 min
  • Serves 2
  • Easy

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Grilled Drunken Artichokes, After half a bottle of wine, you’d be drunk too! Time does not include marinating overnight , Served this with grilled filet mignon, and the artichokes were fabulous! The steak had a garlic butter sauce, and used a tad on the artichokes and we were in heaven! Thanks for sharing! Made for For Your Consideration game on Yuku!, I did marinate mine 24 hrs and they were great! Full of flavor The only thing I changed was I served mine with a little drizzle of melted butter over the cut sides That was it They turned out great very easy to make I served mine with chicken I marinated in garlic, oregano and lemon and topped with a feta sauce, so all the flavors were similar but the artichokes made a wonderful side dish to this dinner Thx for a wonderful way to make artichokes They were well enjoyed by everyone and they will be on my list to make many times over 5 plus stars Kim


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Steps

1
Done

Steam Artichokes Until Tender and Leaves Come Off Easily, 45 Minutes to an Hour. I Like to Use a Pressure Cooker to Save Time (usually Takes 10-15 Minutes). Be Careful not to Overcook, or They May Fall Apart During Grilling.

2
Done

Remove Artichokes from the Pot and Let Cool. Cut the Artichokes in Half Lengthwise (top to Bottom).

3
Done

Measure Wine, Vinegar and Brandy in a Glass Measuring Cup. Add Lemon Juice, Lemon Zest and Shallot.

4
Done

in a Small Ramekin, Mix Mustard and Cayenne Pepper. Whisk in a Little of the Wine Liquid (this Should Help Make Them More Well Dispersed). Add Mustard Mixture to the Rest of the Liquid in the Measuring Cup, and Whisk.

5
Done

Pour Marinade Into a Large Ziploc Bag. Add Artichoke Halves and Refrigerate Approximately 24 Hours, Turning Once Half Way Through Marinating Time. This Usually Works Best If You Set the Ziploc Bag on a Plate With All the Halves Spread Out in One Layer.

6
Done

Remove Artichokes from Marinade. Pour Off Excess by Tilting Them With the Stem Pointed at the Ceiling. Bring to Room Temperature.

7
Done

Warm Artichokes For About One Minute in the Microwave; Brush Both Sides With Olive Oil.

8
Done

Grill Artichokes 4-5 Minutes Per Side, or According to Your Grill. These Have a Delicious Flavor of Wine and Barbecue, and Are Great Enjoyed as Is. Alternately, You Can Serve These With Your Favorite Dipping Sauce.

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