Artichoke Caponata - Traditional Sicilian Recipe

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Caponata of Sicilian violet artichokes Variant of the traditional Sicilian caponata. We have reinterpreted it by ...
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How Segreti di Sicilia Artichoke Caponata is produced

Cooking artichokes

The origin and quality of ingredients and processing

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Frequently asked questions about Artichoke Caponata

How does it go with Artichoke Caponata?

Artichoke Caponata can be considered as a finished dish or as an accompaniment. For example, it can be a single starter course, to be enjoyed with croutons, placed on a platter of cheeses and cured meats or served on bruschetta as an alternative to tomato. But it is also ideal as an accompaniment to second courses. Its typical sweet and sour flavour, in fact, lends itself very well to accompanying white meats or robust fish.

What is the original recipe for Artichoke Caponata?

Our recipe for artichoke caponata strictly follows tradition but also the processing methods and
cooking have been innovated to allow greater respect for the raw material and its qualities
organoleptic. This recipe, a reinterpretation of the classic aubergine caponata, uses artichokes
violet for a lighter but still tasty result. The recipe involves the preparation of the classic one
caponata, with the cooking of vegetables, including carrots, celery and onions, which are sautéed in our oil
extra virgin olive oil, incorporating the tomato sauce and all the other ingredients. At the end of cooking, yes
they also add the precious purple artichokes to the caponata, previously processed and preserved in
brine, a method that preserves all the aromas and natural characteristics of the product.

What is the difference between artichoke caponata and aubergine caponata?

The difference between these two recipes, very similar to each other, is simple: the classic Caponata provides how
main ingredient the aubergine, in fact, is also called Caponata di aubergines (with the addition of
onions, olives, tomato, celery, etc…). The artichoke caponata involves the same procedure as the
Classic caponata, but with the addition of artichokes, which are not fried, but processed and preserved in brine,
a method that preserves all the aromas and natural characteristics of the product. The artichoke caponata is
therefore a lighter original variant, but still tasty.

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