Title: What Are Hearts of Palm?
Headings: What Are Hearts of Palm?
What Are Hearts of Palm?
Buying, Cooking, and Recipes
What are Hearts of Palm
Nutrition and Benefits
How To Use
What Do They Taste Like?
Recipes
Where to Buy
Storage

Content: How To Use
Think beyond salads when reaching for that jar of hearts of palm. They can be roasted whole and tossed in a sauce, cut up and sautéed for taco fillings, or shredded and formed into patties as a satisfying, vegetarian alternative to crab cakes. What Do They Taste Like? Hearts of palm have a delicate, slightly nutty, vegetal flavor often compared to artichokes. Their texture is both creamy and crunchy, making them adaptable to a variety of dishes. Recipes
Substitute hearts of palm for artichoke hearts (which have a similar texture and flavor) in any of the following recipes. Mediterranean-Style Pizza
Vegetarian Risotto
Artichoke Tartlets
Where to Buy
Cans or jars of hearts of palm in water or brine can be found in most grocery stores, specialty stores, health food stores, and online retailers. They are sold whole or pre-sliced, and can also be labeled as "swamp cabbage" or "millionaire's salad." Storage
You can purchase canned or jarred hearts of palm year-round. Fresh hearts of palm are difficult to come by as they are extremely perishable and can be expensive.