I promise I haven’t turned vegetarian [since veggies are what has consumed the site these days]. Not that there is anything wrong with being a vegetarian. I have just become wildly obsessed with vegetables these days. I honestly can’t get enough and I’m loving all of the “new, to me” ways to prepare them. I have especially been crazy about artichokes. They are so beautiful and interesting. About a month ago I shared with you “Steamed Artichoke: How To“. I happened to glance at the bag that the artichokes came in and noticed a grilled recipe. But at that point, I was already using my last artichoke. So when we went grocery shopping last weekend I picked up some more to try out the grilled recipe. You still have to steam them before you grill them, so refer to my other recipe for how to do that. They turned out fantastic. Paired with the yummy dipping sauce they were the perfect compliment to the grilled chicken that I had with them :). Don’t be scared, it really isn’t too much work to make them. Believe me, they are worth it!
Grilled Artichokes
Course:
Side Dish
Cuisine:
American
Keyword:
Grilled Artichokes
Prep Time:10minutes
Cook Time:20minutes
Total Time:30minutes
Servings:2
Calories:1070kcal
Author:Yvonne
Grilled Artichokes are a great side dish to any meal, especially when they're dipped in garlic butter!
Cook artichokes by steaming or boiling until just done and cool. Cut each artichoke in half lengthwise and scrape out the fuzzy "choke" center and remove any prickly purple-tipped leaves.
Place onto preheated grill. Cook until tender and lightly charred in spots, turning occasionally, about 10 minutes.
In a small bowl mix together lemon juice, garlic, salt and freshly ground pepper, and slowly whisk in olive oil. Brush the artichokes with the mixture during the last couple minutes of grilling and serve hot or at room temperature.
With the leftover lemon juice mixture, I just added a teaspoon or two to a tablespoon of organic mayonnaise for my dipping sauce. Delish!
Recipe Notes
Adapted from Queen Victoria Artichokes
Nutrition Facts
Grilled Artichokes
Amount Per Serving
Calories 1070Calories from Fat 1062
% Daily Value*
Fat 118g182%
Saturated Fat 16g100%
Sodium 4mg0%
Potassium 81mg2%
Carbohydrates 7g2%
Sugar 2g2%
Vitamin C 32.1mg39%
Iron 0.7mg4%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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10 comments about “Grilled Artichokes”
Karina
Yumm! Grilled? It looks amazing :)!! I must try! and your photography is amazing!
Oh yea – when I saw the recipe I was like “wha… why didn’t I think of that??” Give it a try! The lemony/garlicky/olive oily concoction that you brush them with is simply delightful :)
Karina
Yumm! Grilled? It looks amazing :)!! I must try! and your photography is amazing!
Yvonne
Right?? Grilling is totally GENIUS!! Thank you for your sweet words, you’ll have to let me know if you try it!
These look incredible! Your photography is amazing Yvonne!
Yvonne
Thank you so much Jonie!! P.s. it’s so nice to put a face with a name, I’m so happy I got to meet you the other night!
I’ll echo what everyone else has said – GRILLED ? MUST try! Thanks for sharing!
Yvonne
Seriously! It’s GENIUS!! I hope you try it, you won’t regret it :)
I adore artichokes but have never tried them grilled – this sounds so good – pinning!
Yvonne
I hadn’t either and I’m SO happy that I did! Everything is better on the grill right?? Well.. at least in the summertime for sure! Thanks for the pin!
These artichokes look amazing, Yvonne! I’ve only ever had them steamed…time to branch out!
Yvonne
Oh yea – when I saw the recipe I was like “wha… why didn’t I think of that??” Give it a try! The lemony/garlicky/olive oily concoction that you brush them with is simply delightful :)