03/08/2017 19:04
Subject: Re:leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
Anonymous wrote:OK, I bought a huge jar of marinated artichokes. Can I freeze some of them??
That is illegal, you have to eat them within 24 hours or it is a felony.
Anonymous
03/08/2017 18:48
Subject: Re:leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
OK, I bought a huge jar of marinated artichokes. Can I freeze some of them??
Anonymous
08/25/2014 12:28
Subject: leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
Make a dip with them, put them in pasta, in salad or in an omelette.
ChuckMurphy
08/25/2014 10:46
Subject: leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
why not just eat them?
Anonymous
08/24/2014 20:19
Subject: Re:leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
Last week my DH made an amazing red sauce - a couple of cans of diced tomatoes, some marinated artichoke hearts, mushrooms, the usual red sauce seasonings (onion, garlic, oregano). It really exceeded our expectations.
Anonymous
08/24/2014 20:10
Subject: Re:leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
Here's the answer: put them in a ziplock bag with some of the liquid from the can and put the bag in the fridge.
Anonymous
08/24/2014 18:20
Subject: leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
You can save them for a few days in the fridge, in the canning liquid. Otherwise just freeze them.
Anonymous
08/24/2014 17:30
Subject: Re:leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
Freeze them. TJs sells frozen ones.
Anonymous
08/24/2014 15:32
Subject: leftover canned artichoke hearts -- how to save them
I usually only use a half can of artichoke hearts at a time. How can I save the rest? Are they OK if I freeze them? How long do they last in the fridge after opening? Thanks!