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Why You Should Heart Artichokes (If You Don’t Already)

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Plus, How to Trim Them + 3 Spring-Ready Recipes EAT THE WORLD [Why You Should Heart Artichokes ] Bri

Plus, How to Trim Them + 3 Spring-Ready Recipes [SAVEUR]( EAT THE WORLD [Why You Should Heart Artichokes (If You Don’t Already)]( Brian Klutch [Why You Should Heart Artichokes (If You Don’t Already)]( [Get to know them, and they’re not so prickly.]( [READ THE STORY]( [Jacques Pépin’s Artichokes Helen]( Brian Klutch [Jacques Pépin’s Artichokes Helen]( [Cream, tarragon, and brandied mushrooms come together in this old-school French recipe perfected by the culinary legend.]( [GET THE RECIPE]( [Artichoke Bruschetta with Capers and Cherry Tomatoes]( Brian Klutch [Artichoke Bruschetta with Capers and Cherry Tomatoes]( [This secret-weapon antipasto is ready in 12 minutes.]( [GET THE RECIPE]( [Turkish Braised Artichokes with Peas and Candied Lemon]( Brian Klutch [Turkish Braised Artichokes with Peas and Candied Lemon]( [A family recipe honed over generations, this rendition of zeytinyağlı enginar is springtime on a plate.]( [GET THE RECIPE]( [How to Trim an Artichoke]( Pete Sucheski [How to Trim an Artichoke]( [You’ll get to the “heart” of the matter in no time with these simple instructions.]( [READ THE STORY]( [Print Is Back! Everything you love about the classic SAVEUR—with some exciting new updates. SUBSCRIBE NOW]( [View In Browser]( [Share With a Friend]( [Privacy Policy]( [Facebook]([Twitter]([Instagram]([Pinterest]( Copyright © 2024 Another Little Whisk LLC, All rights reserved. 285 Avenue C, New York, New York 10009 [Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe](

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