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 Post subject: Re: Tagliatelle with Artichokes and Olive Oil
PostPosted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:05 am 
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I haven't seen them, but I have never looked. CI says they preferred jarred (not canned or frozen) whole baby hearts for this dish, but don't give a reason other than that they are "waterlogged" so I may give a a shot.

We had a Trader Joes open 30 mins away last weekend, so in a couple of weeks I may be able to start going there. It is too busy right now as they are just starting to open stores in Southeast Florida and the lines are crazy on the news.

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:11 am 
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They need their pumpkin Joe's O's.


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PostPosted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:44 am 
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Once in a while I can find frozen hearts (and then they are taken out of the assortment). I also like hearts in glass better than canned. I also read somewhere in one of my cookbooks, that roasting canned hearts takes away some of that tinned taste.

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I made this last night and though it was very,very,good. DH had 3 helpings! I had to use canned chokes and thought the preparation did a good job of improving their flavor! I will be making this again..


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I was amazed when I stopped at a Safeway in this relatively small (60,000) town.
They actually had the frozen artichokes; plus, I found the frozen white corn I'd been looking for.
Who knew?


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Jaxallie wrote:
I made this last night and though it was very,very,good. DH had 3 helpings! I had to use canned chokes and thought the preparation did a good job of improving their flavor! I will be making this again..


I am glad you liked it. We really did, too.

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Wino,

My superstore just started carrying them in the frozen Asian food section. They are a brand fron China (?) ... English is the 2nd language on them in any case. I picked up a pack, but haven't used them yet.

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Hadn't thought of that and we have a new and improved Asian store - THANKS! :D


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Oh, me thinks I need to go visit our Superstore!


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I should have asked someone to copy me the recipe. I just made pasta tonight, but instead made a very spice putanesca.

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