Herb Buttered Artichokes
mamadavis8 @cook_3585247
they taste great! much better than just plain steaming. ~(o.o)~
Herb Buttered Artichokes
they taste great! much better than just plain steaming. ~(o.o)~
Cooking Instructions
- 1
cut stems of artichokes
- 2
remove outer most leaves on bottom and trim remaining leaves with sheers.
- 3
steam or boil artichokes to personal prefrence.
- 4
while artichokes are cooking combine remaining ingredients until blended smoothely
- 5
when done cooking be sure artichoi are drained completely.
- 6
while artichokes are still warm but not to hot to work with seperate leaves partially
- 7
spoon, finger press, rubber spatula ( which ever method works best for you) the blended herb butter into all the leaves and center.
- 8
if to cool to serve place in 350 oven for 3-5 minutes.
- 9
serve.
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