Catalan cook Ada Parellada shares tips for cleaning artichokes

The Semproniana chef, Ada Parellada, shares her cooking secrets

The chef at Semproniana, Ada Parellada, is an expert Catalan cook who goes into the homes of Catalonia’s most intrepid food lovers to share her cooking tips and secrets. On this occasion, he reveals how to clean artichokes to get the most out of them.

Tips for cleaning artichokes

According to Ada Parellada, cleaning artichokes can be a tedious task for many people. But she gives us some simple tips to simplify this process. First of all, he recommends cleaning them while watching a series or listening to a radio show, because that way the time will pass faster.

Allies for efficient cleaning of artichokes are parsley, lemon and ice. First, put the lemon and parsley in ice water, so that the artichokes are cleaned better. Afterwards, the outer and tougher leaves of the artichoke must be removed, using gloves to avoid getting your hands dirty.

An interesting trick that Ada Parellada gives us is not to throw away the artichoke stem, but to use it for other dishes such as rice or sautéed. Also, to prevent the artichokes from turning black, they should be smeared with lemon. Finally, you can add oil, salt and ham to give them a more intense flavor.

Discover more cooking tips with Ada Parellada

If you liked these tips for cleaning artichokes, don’t miss Ada Parellada’s next cooking recommendations. In the near future, she will share tips on other products and foods, such as onions and stir-fries. So stay tuned and keep learning new tricks to get the most out of ingredients in your kitchen.

Don’t miss Ada Parellada’s videos and discover a whole new world of cuisine and flavors. With their tips, you’ll learn how to prepare delicious dishes and get the most out of food. See you next week!

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