Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Artichoke quarters 63%, sunflower seed oil 34%, garlic, chili, oregano, salt, wine vinegar. Acidity regulator: citric acid. Antioxidant: ascorbic acid.
Artichoke hearts cut into bite-size quarters and marinated in oil with garlic, chili and oregano. Already cut and seasoned, so they go straight into pasta, onto pizza or into a salad. A 10 oz jar from Italy.
Fresh artichokes are a lot of work: peeling leaves, trimming, scooping, cooking. These quarters skip all of it. The tender hearts are cut into wedges and marinated in oil with garlic, chili and oregano.
That makes them the artichoke to reach for on a weeknight. Toss them into pasta, lay them on pizza, chop them into a dip or just spear them with a toothpick for a snack.
If you want something larger for a platter, try our whole artichoke hearts or the Roman long stem artichokes.
Bright, quick and made almost entirely from the pantry. The seasoned oil from the jar helps make the sauce.
Add a handful of baby spinach or a can of tuna for a heartier dinner.
Full ingredients: Artichoke quarters 63%, sunflower seed oil 34%, garlic, chili, oregano, salt, wine vinegar. Acidity regulator: citric acid. Antioxidant: ascorbic acid.
Store in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening and use within one week.
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Yes. They're artichoke hearts cut into quarters, then marinated in oil with garlic, chili and oregano.
Sunflower seed oil, with garlic, chili, oregano, salt and a little wine vinegar.
For salads and boards, lift them from the oil. For pasta or sautéing, a spoonful of the seasoned oil adds good flavor.
There's a little chili in the marinade, enough for warmth but not real heat.
Yes. Drain, chop and fold into your favorite warm dip. They're already seasoned, so taste before adding salt.
Keep them covered with their oil in the fridge and enjoy within one week of opening.
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