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It includes canned artichoke hearts, also known as the only vegetable I will eat from a can. In fact, I keep them stocked in my cabinet at all times alongside beans, tomatoes, fish, olives ...

Place the fish on top. Cover the fish completely with ... then stir in the red onion and the remaining basil. Drain the artichokes, collecting the oil in a bowl. Stir the artichokes into the ...

The meaty centers of artichokes, artichoke hearts are the most versatile (and most delicious) part of the vegetable. Nicole Hopper adds chicken thighs, capers, wine, and enough tangy Boursin ...

Set aside. 2. Place artichoke down on its side and cut off top portion. Cut about 1" from the top. Discard cuttings. 3. Remove stem of artichoke. Discard stem. 4. Remove small bottom leaves from ...

To serve, divide the artichokes between two plates and top with the poached fish. Spoon over the béarnaise and glaze with a cook’s blow torch. Serve the kale crisps on the side.