~Pressure Cooking Artichokes So Easy With Linda's Pantry~

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  • Опубліковано 11 кві 2014
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  • @TessCooks4u
    @TessCooks4u 10 років тому

    I was just reading about artichokes and them being beneficial as a probiotic. Thanks for the video and information. Will be trying this for sure. Tess

  • @rootboycooks
    @rootboycooks 10 років тому

    Just like mama used to make! Thumbs Up Linda! Rock On!

  • @bigdaddy8884
    @bigdaddy8884 6 років тому +1

    Le Crueset stock pot, cast iron skillet, AND a pressure cooker: you know what it's all about!

  • @titletownakaboston3909
    @titletownakaboston3909 7 років тому +1

    I got artichokes at Haymarket Square in the North End in Boston, 5/$1.00 at the beginning of summer and they were huge. They had organic blueberries for $1.00 and they weren't the small containers. If you go on Saturday around 5pm, they're practically giving everything away.

  • @debmart59
    @debmart59 10 років тому +2

    Pressure Cooking Yummy Artichokes

  • @brucewentworth6084
    @brucewentworth6084 10 років тому +1

    never seen them cooked in a pressure cooker, gonna try it ty

  • @theinkbrain
    @theinkbrain 6 років тому +2

    I keep all the leaves and I eat the stem. My pressure cooker looks just like this one. I place a folding steamer rack inside the cooker so my artichokes steam instead of boiling.

  • @AuntDuddie
    @AuntDuddie 10 років тому +2

    I heart artichokes!!!!!!!!

  • @Archie724
    @Archie724 4 роки тому +1

    Just stumbled upon this one , love

  • @mrklw1978
    @mrklw1978 10 років тому +1

    Happy 800th video Linda :)

  • @NukeGlendale
    @NukeGlendale 10 місяців тому

    I've never heard of cutting off the delicious stem. It's the best part to eat, next to the heart. But now that I see you can fit 3 of them in there vertically if you cut off the delicious stem, I might start doing that.

  • @raulyanez190
    @raulyanez190 6 років тому

    great to learn from you

  • @DonnaMSchmid
    @DonnaMSchmid 10 років тому +3

    Unlike pressure canners, pressure cookers can be rapidly cooled down by running cool water over the lid... Doing that will save you the 20 minutes you used waiting for it to cool down!

    • @OurLittleHomestead
      @OurLittleHomestead 10 років тому +2

      Thanks, Barclay! I was wondering if that was possible; hubby bought me a small pressure cooker for Christmas and I've yet to use it. I really don't have the knowledge of it yet. Thought I'd spend this spring figuring it all out. Knowing you can run cool water over it without it exploding is good to know! LOL Looks awesome, as usual, Linda!!

  • @BrooklynHudson
    @BrooklynHudson 10 років тому

    I usually stuff them with Italian breadcrumb and parm cheese then drop a pat of butter on top of each before sealing my pressure cooker. Yumm!

  • @titletownakaboston3909
    @titletownakaboston3909 7 років тому +3

    I stuff my artichokes with Italian breadcrumbs, romano cheese and olive oil. Then I top it with what Italians from Boston call gravy aka spaghetti sauce.

  • @Booger500us
    @Booger500us 10 років тому

    Mini Boog would so love this....

  • @HWhit9000
    @HWhit9000 10 років тому

    I'm not really a fan of artichokes but I use a pressure cooker (one that I inherited from my mother, and old Mirro) for cooking lots of things. I can cook brown rice in 15 minutes, dried pinto beans only take 20 minutes. Using a stainless bowl with the food and the right amount of liquid inserted in the pressure cooker with the water needed for pressure keeps the food away from sticking to the pot. When done cooking, just pull the bowl of food from the cooker and serve. Makes cleanup easy.

  • @clmierau
    @clmierau 10 років тому

    Thanks for the video....I tried to make them once and they were awful !! So I don't know if it's how I made them or that I just don't like them. I'll have to give it a try again. I don't have a pressure cooker, wouldn't know how to time things in it. I'l looking forward to your videos on how to eat these artichokes. :-)

  • @eddyvansomerenbrand7101
    @eddyvansomerenbrand7101 9 років тому +1

    Can we help this good cooking lady with a highpressure pan from Europe ...oure pans do NOT need to cool down ... you can open it after decompressing ... takes 2 minutes ... and you can cook with differant pressure ...

  • @PlainJane48
    @PlainJane48 Рік тому

    Get our self a full sized canner, you won’t be sorry.

  • @ImjustKelly73
    @ImjustKelly73 10 років тому

    Would love to see stuffed Artichokes! My Mom wants me to make them for her.

    • @ImjustKelly73
      @ImjustKelly73 10 років тому

      Linda's Pantry I will. Thank you Linda :)

  • @victoriareece2811
    @victoriareece2811 7 років тому +1

    Yes I see that you like artichokes yes Neil your
    real concersuer
    To Tina Turner and Neil Diamond

  • @benjamingomez4271
    @benjamingomez4271 8 років тому

    Hi Linda, how would you cook artichokes with your power pressure xl unit? button you would push for how long would you run it for?

  • @sewingintrifocals-alisonde7778

    I have a 2020 model Presto pressure cooker, the stainless steel kind, with a 6-quart capacity. For some odd reason, this cooker only takes ten minutes to cook an artichoke or some artichokes.

  • @lavendermills8815
    @lavendermills8815 Рік тому

    I have a bumper crop of artichokes this year. I have been searching for a way to preserve them... any ideas? preservation video?

  • @shellywalker6321
    @shellywalker6321 10 років тому

    What type of beans do you use for your pork and beans

  • @shahidayub92
    @shahidayub92 5 років тому

    with lemon or vinger

  • @AussieAngeS
    @AussieAngeS 10 років тому +1

    I don't own a pressure cooker Linda but I am one of those who's afraid of using them. I will have to learn how to.

    • @AussieAngeS
      @AussieAngeS 10 років тому

      I know Linda xo

    • @gregoryclark3870
      @gregoryclark3870 2 роки тому

      Get a new one they have built in safety features

    • @sewingintrifocals-alisonde7778
      @sewingintrifocals-alisonde7778 Рік тому +1

      @@gregoryclark3870 , so true. We shouldn’t listen to grandma’s pressure cooker horror stories these days-they’re very safe.

  • @joinmeinthedirt5186
    @joinmeinthedirt5186 10 років тому

    Watching all your pressure cooker recipes, I have courage to buy one from Amazon. Something about them is scary.

  • @ataylorai1
    @ataylorai1 10 років тому +1

    Have you every tried to steam them in the microwave? I just wrap them in wet towels and microwave?

  • @TheOlJWShow
    @TheOlJWShow 10 років тому

    Fartichokes is what i call 'em.

  • @eddyvansomerenbrand7101
    @eddyvansomerenbrand7101 9 років тому

    wooowww...this is a very very old pressure pan ...

  • @GoldGunsandGolf
    @GoldGunsandGolf 10 років тому

    it's not the time, it's that they are expensive and usually too small....

  • @netowner666
    @netowner666 9 років тому

    Lmao if you think that pressure cooker is old you should've seen my grandma's, it was at least 50 years old, and it had this side walls that were like a half an inch thick

  • @kkkkkkkkafskofasfk
    @kkkkkkkkafskofasfk 9 років тому

    how much water did you add? is that so hard to say? "I will put more water" how much is more?! waste of fking time.