Tender roasted artichokes with crispy charred edges, served with a creamy garlic mayo sauce. A delicious seasonal side or appetizer.
Why You'll Love Roasted Artichokes with Garlic Sauce
Roasting the artichokes at 400°F for 30-35 minutes softens the centers, then a quick 3 minutes per side in a hot pan chars the edges. The sauce is just mayonnaise and fresh grated garlic, stirred together while the artichokes cook.
Tips and Tricks
- Trim artichokes carefully to remove tough outer leaves and choke for the best texture.
- Roast until a knife slides easily into the center, about 30-35 minutes.
- Use fresh grated garlic in the sauce, not the jarred kind.
Variations
- Swap mayo for Greek yogurt or aioli for a lighter or tangier sauce.
- Add a squeeze of lemon juice or sprinkle of smoked paprika to the garlic sauce.
- Serve with toasted bread for scooping up extra sauce.
Substitutions
- Use vegan mayo for a dairy-free version.
- Try using preserved lemon or lemon zest in the sauce for a citrusy twist.
- Replace olive oil with avocado oil for a milder flavor in roasting.
Best Served With
- Charcuterie boards or antipasto platters
- Grilled fish or roasted chicken
- Fresh mixed greens or arugula salad
- Crusty bread or grilled pita
How to Store Leftovers
- Store leftover roasted artichokes in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. Keep the garlic sauce separate and add fresh before serving.
- Reheat artichokes gently in a pan or oven to preserve texture.
Common Questions
Can I make the garlic sauce ahead of time?
Yes, it can be made and refrigerated for up to 2 days-just give it a stir before serving.
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How do I clean and trim artichokes?
Remove tough outer leaves, trim the stem, cut in half, and scoop out the fuzzy choke with a spoon.

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