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Roasted Artichoke Dip

March 28, 2014Artichokes Standard

 

A guest post from our customer Sherri:

One of my absolutely favorite things to make for entertaining is Spinach and Artichoke Dip. It always is a hit and there is never any left by the end of the party.  But what really can make it stand apart from the rest is using roasted artichoke! 

Roasted artichokes are amazingly delicious! I usually make a large batch so that I can serve a whole artichoke for dinner and then use the rest for the spinach and artichoke dip. 
 
What usually makes people intimidated about artichokes is how to properly prepare them. But don’t worry– it’s easy! I’ll give you some step by step instruction as to how I prepare an artichoke for roasting.
 
How to Roast an Artichoke:
First, always wash your veggies! Using a pair of scissors, you’ll trim the ends of the leaves of the artichoke.
Then chop off all but an inch or two of the stem. 
Trim off the very top of the artichoke.
 
 
Cut that bad boy in half
 
Drizzle them with olive oil or butter (be sure to get into the leaves), and sprinkle with salt and pepper. 
 
Put them in a baking dish FLAT SIDE DOWN. You can add  slices of lemon, or herbs to the bottom of the pan and put the artichoke face down on top if it.
 
Bake at 375 for 40-45 minutes or until golden brown. You should be able to easily puncture the heart of the artichoke with a knife. If there’s any resistence– cook for a few more minutes and check again! FYI: If you have a garlic bulb, you can make your own roasted garlic at the same time! Double yum! 
 
You can add parmesan cheese during the last five minutes of baking by flipping them over a little early. When done, they should look something like this:
 
I usually serve half an artichoke per person as a side for dinner with some lemon garlic aioli, but really it doesn’t need any sauce because it’s solo delicious. However, the man loves his lemon garlic aioli! 
 
With the leftovers I make…
 
Spinach and Artichoke Dip
This is ALWAYS a hit at dinner parties, showers, and for an appetizer. The best part is that it’s really easy to make. If you don’t have roasted artichoke, you can also substitute canned artichoke. 
 
To clean the roasted artichoke: pull off all those yummy leaves until you only have the soft heart left. Chop chop chop! 
 
Preheat oven to 350 F
  • 5 oz Frozen Spinach (make sure it’s thawed and squeeze out as much of the water as you can)
  • ½ c of artichoke hearts (approx 2-3 artichokes) or 10 oz from a can
  • ⅓ c sour cream
  • ⅓ c mayo
  • 4 oz cream cheese, softened at room temp
  • 2 cloves of roasted garlic through a garlic press.
  • ¼ c parmesan cheese
  • ¼ c shredded cheese (either mozzarella or a cheese blend) plus a little extra for the top.
  • Salt and Pepper
  • Optional: 1 tsp Red Pepper Flakes
Combine all the ingredients into a bowl (except the extra cheese topping) and mix together until blended. Place them into an oven safe ramekin and cook for 20 minutes. Add a sprinkle of extra cheese on the top and back for 5-7 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. 
 
Serve warm with organic corn chips, bread or veggies! 
Originally posted on overthrowmartha.com

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