Sauces and GraviesArtichoke PestoPerfect for seasoning pasta or spread on bread, Artichoke Pesto is made in just minutes by blending artichokes with almonds, Parmesan cheese, and olive oil. A clever recipe for a truly tasty sauce. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ × 4 / 5 You need to enable JavaScript to voteDifficulty EasyPreparation 15 minutesCooking 10 minutesServings for Serves 4 Send × Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest Save PrintComing up with a different pasta sauce every day that is also simple and quick can be challenging. In reality, by using seasonal ingredients, especially vegetables, it is possible to create truly incredible preparations like Artichoke Pesto, perfect not only for seasoning pasta but also for filling toast and sandwiches.The Artichoke Pesto Recipe simply involves blending artichokes, stewed in a pan for about ten minutes, with Parmigiano, almonds, and garlic, adjusting the consistency in the usual way with olive oil and flavoring, instead of basil, with marjoram. No one is stopping you from preparing this Artichoke Recipe using Frozen Artichokes, already cleaned and ready to be cooked.Among other Artichoke Recipes, we recommend trying the Artichoke and Parmigiano Casserole, the Pasta Timballo with Sausage and Artichokes, or the tasty Savory Artichoke Strudel.Ingredients for Serves 44 Artichockes150 ml of Extra Virgin Olive Oil100 g of Parmesan Cheese50 g of Almonds1 clove of Garlicto taste of Marjoramto taste of SaltCopy Ingredients ListOpen in AppMethodDownload our APP with exclusive content and LESS ADS! Click here and GET IT FREETo prepare the Artichoke Pesto, start by cleaning the artichokes: remove the toughest outer leaves, cut off the tips, and finally remove the fuzzy choke from the center. If you need guidance, you can follow our guide on How to Clean Artichokes.Cut them into quarters and cook them in a pan with one tablespoon of oil (taken from the total amount) for about ten minutes, until tender. Finally, season with salt to taste.Transfer the artichokes to a food processor along with the garlic, almonds, marjoram, and Parmigiano cheese. Blend while gradually adding the oil in a steady stream until you achieve a thick and creamy consistency.Store the Artichoke Pesto in a glass jar and cover the surface with a thin layer of olive oil before placing it in the refrigerator. This will help preserve the vibrant color and prevent oxidation. Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!Variations and AlternativesAs with all Vegetable Pesto recipes, you can substitute the nuts with others of your choice, such as pine nuts, or use half Pecorino cheese instead of Parmesan cheese.TipsFor a lighter version of the Artichoke Pesto, you can halve the amount of olive oil and replace it with water to maintain a creamy consistency while reducing the caloric content.StorageArtichoke Pesto can be stored in the refrigerator for 2-3 days in a sealed glass jar. Alternatively, you can freeze it in individual portions.Comments Cancel reply Leave a comment