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Artichoke Walnut Salad with Honey Mustard Dressing over Silky Smooth Hummus

5 years ago
Cole Whitney
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Keep your freshly pared artichokes green with a quick sodium bisulfite soak. Toss your artichokes in a lively honey mustard dressing and enjoy spooned over our silky smooth hummus.

Ingredients

  • 240g (2 Ea) Globe Artichokes
  • 950g (4 Cups) Water
  • 1g (ingredient needs to be weighed) Sodium Bisulfite
  • 5.25g (1 tsp) Dijon Mustard
  • 7g (1 tsp) Honey
  • 4.75g (1 tsp) Prosecco Vinegar
  • 40g (3 Tbsp) Vegetable Oil
  • 4g (â…› tsp) Salt
  • 1g (pinch) Ground Pepper
  • 12g (2 Tbsp) Toasted Chopped Walnuts
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil (to taste)
  • Paprika (to taste)
  • 1 Recipe Silky Smooth Hummus

Equipment

  • Kitchen Scissors
  • Mandolin
  • Small Mixing Bowl
  • Whisk

Timing

Active Time: 20 Minutes

Total Time: 30 Minutes

Yield

4 Servings

  • Prepare Artichoke

    Combine the Water and sodium bisulfite and stir until dissolved, set aside.

    Trim the top of the artichoke, Using a large knife, cut off the top 1 1/2 inch to 2 inches of the artichoke. This is where the leaves are most tightly bunched.

    Trim the leaves, Using a pair of kitchen scissors, cut off the sharp points from the leaves.

    Remove the leaves, Starting with the outermost leaves first, grasp a leaf by the top and pull downward. The leaf should snap right off. Continue until all the leaves have been removed. Once finished, dip the peeled artichoke in the sodium bisulfite solution. This will stop the artichokes from oxidizing

    Clean the stem, use a paring knife to remove the hard leaf remnants around the base, and trim ½ inch off the bottom.

    Cut the Artichoke in half, set the wide part of the artichoke on a cutting board. Cutting down the stem, cut the artichoke in half. Once finished, dip the peeled artichoke in the sodium bisulfite solution.

    Remove the purple leaves and the hairy portion, dip the artichoke in the solution periodically during this step. Use a spoon to scrape the bottom of the choke until all the hair are completely removed. I

    Slice the artichoke on a mandolin, slice the cleaned halves as thin as possible still maintaining the natural shape.

    Soak, place the sliced artichokes in the sodium bisulfite and keep soaked until needed.

  • Mix Honey Mustard Dressing

    In a small mixing bowl, add the mustard, honey and vinegar and whisk together.

    In a slow small stream, drizzle in the oil, whisking constantly. Until all the oil has combined and its emulsified.

    Season with salt and pepper and add the walnuts.

    Reserve in the refrigerator until needed.

  • Serve

    When Serving. Remove the artichokes from the bath and drain any excess.

    Dress in the vinaigrette and serve with our silky smooth hummus recipe.

    Sprinkle olive oil and paprika around the hummus.

Summary
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Recipe Name
Artichoke Walnut Salad with honey mustard dressing over Silky Smooth Hummus
Author Name
Modernist Pantry
Published On
2020-05-05
Preparation Time
0H20M
Total Time
0H30M
Average Rating
51star1star1star1star1star Based on 1 Review(s)

3 Comments.

  • carol hassan
    May 25, 2020 12:28 pm

    not sure when to use sodium bisulfite and when to use ascorbic acid

  • Kelly Handoga
    July 3, 2020 2:04 pm

    Do you have any tips on making a ranch dressing that doesn’t have to be refrigerated? I’d like to make it to take camping. The kids would be thrilled to have ranch after the first day.

    • Janie Wang
      July 7, 2020 9:53 am

      Unfortunately that level of stabilization is exclusive to commercial production and it’s not something we can assist with.

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