Amazing Low-Carb Recipes with Artichokes
Spring is artichoke season and I love artichokes, so I gathered my favorites for this collection of Amazing Low-Carb Recipes with Artichokes!
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Today I’m spotlighting Artichokes, which are one of my all-time favorite spring foods! Who else is a huge artichoke fan? This collection of Amazing Low-Carb Recipes with Artichokes has most of the artichoke recipes I’ve enjoyed through the years.
Fresh artichokes are something some people aren’t familiar with, but I have fond childhood memories of those rare times when my mom would cook artichokes for our family. And since there were ten kids, each child would get 1/2 of an artichoke that we’d dip into my mom’s simple dipping sauce. Then when pressure cookers started getting popular I learned the trick of cooking artichokes in the Instant Pot, which has definitely increased my fresh artichoke consumption!
I’m a huge fan of canned artichoke hearts as well, which I try to buy at Costco so they’re not such a budget buster. A few of these dishes were created when Costco was carrying big jars of artichokes packed in water, and I can’t find those any more. If you have to buy smaller jars of artichokes at the supermarket, you can reduce the amount of artichoke hearts from what I used. Luckily it doesn’t take too many artichoke hearts to bump up the flavor in a salad, breakfast casserole, or vegetable side dish.
And artichokes are really quite nutritious! Whether you eat a giant fresh one or use canned artichoke hearts, artichokes have a lot of fiber to lower the net carbs. Definitely the arrival of less-expensive artichokes in the grocery store is something I look forward to every spring. When that artichoke craving hits, I hope you’ll remember this collection of low-carb artichoke recipes and try some of them!
Just click the recipe title under any photo to see the complete recipe on this site, and enjoy the artichokes everyone! You can use Recipe Round-Ups to find more low-carb round-ups like this one!
Marinated Zucchini Salad with Olives, Artichokes and Red Peppers is a favorite recipe I’ve made for years for parties.
Fresh artichokes are the ultimate spring food, and I share my methods for How to Cook Artichokes in the Instant Pot or a Stovetop Pressure Cooker, and I still think this is the absolute best way to cook them! And everyone in my family eats out artichokes with my mom’s simple dipping sauce!
This Arugula Salad with Artichokes, Peppers, and Goat Cheese is a combination I’d enjoy any time of year!
This Breakfast Casserole with Asparagus and Artichoke Hearts is delicious and easy to make for a breakfast featuring my two favorite spring foods!
Use the Crock-Pot Casserole Crock (affiliate link) or any large slow cooker to make this Slow Cooker Frittata with Artichoke Hearts, Red Pepper, and Feta!
Another favorite with artichoke hearts and eggs is Karyn’s Breakfast Casserole with Artichoke Hearts, Canadian Bacon, and Goat Cheese. This is a recipe I got from my step-sister Karyn, who is a great cook.
When fresh basil shows up every year I make Basil Vinaigrette and I love to use it on this Artichoke Antipasto Salad with Basil Vinaigrette! This has been well-received at family parties!
This Artichoke Rosemary Frittata is something I used to make all the time when I cooked for houseboat trips at Utah’s beautiful Lake Powell!
It’s a very old photo, but don’t let that stop you from making this lovely Low-Carb Artichoke, Kale, and Ricotta Pie with Eggs and Parmesan. This is absolutely delicious.
And finally, this Easy Cheesy Low-Carb Meatball Artichoke Casserole has more carbs than some of these recipes, so use more meatballs and less artichokes and sauce if you want fewer carbs for this one.
If you have a favorite artichoke recipe, please share in the comments so other artichoke lovers can also enjoy it!
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4 Comments on “Amazing Low-Carb Recipes with Artichokes”
Kalyn,
I grew up in a neighborhood with a small community of Italian grandmas. They would make wonderful stuffed artichoke that were amazing. I think you would enjoy exploring for a a similar recipe for your readers. If i had the recipe I would share, but I don’t. Marcella Hazen had some good suggestions.
Have a great weekend!
Judith
PS I look forward to your posts everyday!
Hi Judith,
So glad you are enjoying the posts! I haven’t had stuffed artichokes, but I love the idea of you tasting them as made by Italian grandmothers. Will look around and see if I can find a version that’s not too high in carbs!
Now that I’ve fallen in love with my Instant Pot, it’s time to think about making artichokes again when they’re available here in the Northeast. I love to eat them plain, steamed and with butter, but some of these recipes look so tempting!
Lydia, the Instant Pot is the absolute best way to cook fresh artichokes! Hope you enjoy!