Artichoke Heart topping

Started by Jon in Albany, May 15, 2022, 09:11:24 PM

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Jon in Albany

Anyone have an artichoke heart topping/prep method they like?

I like artichoke hearts and have been purchasing a variety of different prepared artichoke hearts. And while I like them, I think they would be better on a salad and not a pizza. Last week I tried a can of artichoke hearts. Drained the can, put the artichoke hearts in a salad spinner and a lot more liquid came off them. Cut one in half and it was still soaked. Maybe cut in half and then in the salad spinner would be a better way to go.

A search showed that artichokes do come up once in a while, but usually just a quick mention that they were included as a topping, typically marinated. There was also a similar post to this one back in 2014 with no responses.

Anyhow, anyone got a go to artichoke heart pizza topping prep or artichoke heart topping combination you like? Brand recommendations for either plain or marinated?

Thanks.

Pizza_Not_War

Roland artichoke hearts, don't recall anything special in preparation.

Jersey Pie Boy

Craig once talked of roasted artichoke hearts.
I've tried unroasted versions from grocery store olive bar,  found them a little too oily, but still tasty.

Jon in Albany

Quote from: Pizza_Not_War on May 15, 2022, 10:50:08 PM
Roland artichoke hearts, don't recall anything special in preparation.
Thanks. I'll keep an eye out for them. Pretty sure an Italian marker near me has a lot of Roland products.

Jon in Albany



Quote from: Jersey Pie Boy on May 16, 2022, 02:09:38 AM
Craig once talked of roasted artichoke hearts.
I've tried unroasted versions from grocery store olive bar,  found them a little too oily, but still tasty.

That was my general feeling about the ones I have had. Trader Joe's had a package of tapas style grilled artichoke. I thought they were OK but didn't think they would work well on a pizza.

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ARenko

I like frozen much better than jarred or canned.  I don't do any special prep other than thaw and put them on.
David

Essen1

I use marinated ones. Always drain them, then they go on in a shallow bowl lined with a double layer of paper towels.
Mike

"All styles of pizza are valid. I make the best I'm capable of; you should make the best you're capable of. I don't want to make somebody else's pizza." ~ Chris Bianco

Loarina Vega

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Hi I may one of  world's Tiniest Pizza Stand Central Market York.  I like to make the Spinach Artichoke Pizza Fresh sauteed quickly sauteed spinach I will use the can artichoke  I don't really like the glass Jarred artichoke it has oily liquid But I will use it if that's what I have... I 1st brush my pizza with a generous Olive oil garlic butter   I place the Artichoke on Along with the cheese on the pizza the dabs of ricotta I bake..... the spinach  Goes on last after it comes out since it's already sauted ..Pizza has ricotta garlic basil  butter i mix the ricotta with parmesan cheese A little bit of mozzarella salt and pepper and opt. some garlic powder.

Essen1

Quote from: Loarina Vega on May 16, 2022, 12:07:56 PM
Hi I may one of  world's Tiniest Pizza Stand Central Market York.  I like to make the Spinach Artichoke Pizza Fresh sauteed quickly sauteed spinach I will use the can artichoke  I don't really like the glass Jarred artichoke it has oily liquid But I will use it if that's what I have... I 1st brush my pizza with a generous Olive oil garlic butter   I place the Artichoke on Along with the cheese on the pizza the dabs of ricotta I bake..... the spinach  Goes on last after it comes out since it's already sauted ..Pizza has ricotta garlic basil  butter i mix the ricotta with parmesan cheese A little bit of mozzarella salt and pepper and opt. some garlic powder.

Same here but I put the spinach on pre-bake.
Mike

"All styles of pizza are valid. I make the best I'm capable of; you should make the best you're capable of. I don't want to make somebody else's pizza." ~ Chris Bianco

TXCraig1

Quote from: Jersey Pie Boy on May 16, 2022, 02:09:38 AM
Craig once talked of roasted artichoke hearts.
I've tried unroasted versions from grocery store olive bar,  found them a little too oily, but still tasty.

When I've done this in the past, I've generally started with fresh chokes and grilled them myself. I love them as a topping, but a lot of work.
"We make great pizza, with sourdough when we can, baker's yeast when we must, but always great pizza."  
Craig's Neapolitan Garage

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apizza

This is something I have tried and it was a hit. It's a modified dip for veggies.

Artichoke hearts probably 2 - 6 oz jars
1/2 cup mayo
1/2 cup parm
1 cup Mozz
1 clove garlic, optional
1/2 cup chopped onion

Was great on pizza. Adjust for your taste.
Marty

DDT

Trader Joe's has both an artichoke pasta sauce that is chunky with artichokes and a tapas style grilled heart. Both are great on pizza.

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