Why I Keep Tinning Artichokes for Salad
I never used to think having a jar of canned artichokes was a big deal. Until I started making this salad. Something about that soft, almost buttery texture they bring, combined with the sharp tang of feta and the brightness of fresh lemon juiceโrecipes Iโd never thought of as summer staples suddenly feel like Mondayโs sanity. I think of this salad as a weird little reminder that good ingredients donโt always come from the fancy aisle. Sometimes, theyโre just in a bright green can, waiting. This dish is new for me, but itโs also kind of oldโlike rediscovering an old joke that still cracks you up. And honestly, it feels perfect for right now, when I need something quick but a little unexpected. Because sometimes, the most comforting bites are the ones that catch you off guard.

Canned Artichoke Salad with Feta and Lemon
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Drain and rinse the canned artichoke hearts thoroughly using a colander, then chop them into bite-sized pieces on a cutting board.1 can (15 oz) canned artichoke hearts
- Place the chopped artichokes into a large mixing bowl. Add crumbled feta cheese over the top.1 can (15 oz) canned artichoke hearts
- In a small bowl or measurement cup, combine fresh lemon juice, olive oil, and minced garlic. Whisk together until well blended.1 can (15 oz) canned artichoke hearts
- Pour the dressing over the artichoke and feta mixture. Toss gently with a large spoon until all ingredients are evenly coated.1 can (15 oz) canned artichoke hearts
- Season the salad with salt and pepper to taste. Cover and let marinate in the refrigerator for at least 10 minutes to allow flavors to meld.1 can (15 oz) canned artichoke hearts
- Remove from the refrigerator and serve the salad chilled, with a drizzle of extra olive oil if desired, on a plate or bowl.
Notes
Maybe Iโll throw a handful of capers next time. Or skip the herbs altogether. No plan, just a bowl of stuff that tastes like I meant it.

Hi, Iโm Theo Granger, the voice and recipe creator behindย Boldly Overseasoning.
If you believe salt is not the enemy, spices should be generous, and flavor should never whisper when it can sing, then you are absolutely in the right place. Boldly Overseasoning is my unapologetic celebration of big flavor, confident cooking, and trusting your instincts in the kitchen. I created this space for people who are done with bland food and ready to cook with courage.











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