Mustard (Dijon Mustard)
- Easy
- 2 h 25 min
- Kcal 195
Crunchy finger foods always bring people together—these fried artichokes serve up a winning mix of crispy coating and a cool, zesty dip you’ll want to keep coming back to. The golden, fried artichoke hearts have such a good look when piled onto a serving platter, and that mustard aioli right alongside makes things extra exciting.Delightful crunch with a hit of savory brightness, this one is usually a favorite at everything from casual family game night to weekend get-togethers.Families appreciate the great flavor that makes these easy fried artichokes work every time for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike—a reliable choice when you need a fun, shareable appetizer. Look for people grabbing one after another because the combination of crispy outside and tender inside, dipped into tangy mustard aioli, just hits all the right spots.
Easy appetizers are always nice in a busy week, and these air fryer artichokes or classic fried versions give you plenty of ways to keep everyone happy.Whether you want a crispy snack for movie night, something quick that’s still a little fancy, or an easy addition to a big potluck table, these quick artichoke recipes tick all the boxes. Kids like the little bites—not too spicy, not too messy—and adults enjoy flavorful dips, especially with something fresh (a little lemon aioli goes a long way for topping lovers). Make a vegetarian platter or simply set out a basket for everyone to grab.Plenty of flexibility here—top them with spices, serve with extra aioli, or keep it simple and just focus on the crunch.Either way, families find these crispy appetizers work for pretty much any meal, and you can bet they’ll end up on repeat in your menu. Absolutely DELICIOUS and definitely one for your recipe box when you want something special and easy!
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The first step in preparing fried artichokes with mustard is to clean the artichokes: remove the tougher outer leaves 1, and cut off the top of the artichokes 2 and the stem just below the base of the artichoke (click How to clean artichokes to see how) keeping only the heart. To prevent the artichokes from darkening during preparation, sprinkle them with half a lemon 3.
Then cut each artichoke into eight parts 4, and once the cleaning is complete, immerse them in acidulated water.
After cleaning the artichokes, proceed with the preparation of the batter: in a large bowl put the eggs, add the flour 5, the salt 6,
and the mustard, and with the help of a whisk or mixer, make a batter 7 adding the tablespoon of oil 8 and the teaspoon of baking powder 9 during preparation; if the batter is too thick, add 1 or 2 tablespoons of warm water (otherwise, add a little flour).
Pour the drained and dried artichokes into the batter and let them soak well for a few minutes 10. Meanwhile, heat the seed oil (or if you prefer olive oil), into which you will dip the various artichoke slices one by one, making sure they do not stick together 11; turn them over a few times, so they brown on all surfaces. Depending on the size of the artichoke, they will be ready in 5/7 minutes, then remove them from the oil and place them to drain on kitchen paper 12; serve them still hot, possibly sprinkled with a pinch of salt.