Artichoke Tarts
From rml 17 years agoIngredients
- 2 jars of marinated artichoke hearts shopping list
- Low Cholesterol Mayo shopping list
- Good Quality parmesan cheese shopping list
- pinch of thyme shopping list
- Pepperidge Farm - very thin white bread shopping list
- butter shopping list
How to make it
- I know there aren't specific amounts but this recipe depends on your taste. You don't want the tarts to be soupy. The mix should be thick but creamy.
- Chop artichoke hearts into small pieces. Add just enough mayo to bind. Add parmesan to taste and a pinch of thyme. Mix.
- Cut small rounds of bread, using a jelly jar or biscuit cutter. Brush both sides with butter. Push into tartlet pan.
- Toast at 300 for approximately 5 minutes.
- Place the tarts on a serving platter and fill with the artichoke mixture.
- (I haven't tried it, but I bet these would be just as good in phyllo tarts).
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Count me in as an artichoke lover too, so is the kid....these would be "scarfed down" in her terminology. Thanks for the post and I do have a tray of those little phyllo cups just begging to be used. Great post.
notyourmomma in South St. Petersburg loved it
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You won me with this one! I grew up near Castroville, CA not TX and make a pilgrimage to the Giant Artichoke whenever I go back to visit.
mark555 in Center Of The World Ma' Center Of The World loved it
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Great post! LOVE LOVE LOVE artichokes! Since we both love to tweak recipes, I bet some chopped up sundried tomatoes would be great mixed in with this!
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