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By L DJ
on October 03, 2002
This I had to make, anything with artichokes I can not resist. It turns a chicken or ham sandwich into an epicurean pleasure. And on a hot cheese pizza mmmmmmmmmmgood
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Nice change from the olive tapenades out there. Served on toasted baguette bread. Wonderful flavor! Thanks
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Kathy!!
on November 26, 2007
I loved this tapenade. We had it with english water crackers and I plan to serve it tonight with crusty bread. Next time I make it I will use only half of the garlic--it's good with 4 but I love artichokes and roasted red peppers so much I'd like more of that flavor to come through. I also think some grated lemon zest would be good since you have to buy a lemon for the recipe anyway--may as well use it all. Thanks for the great recipe. Update: I warmed some leftover tapenade and served it over baked fish---DELISH!!! I now think it would be a great warmed over pasta. This is going to be fun trying new uses for a great recipe.
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on June 06, 2007
This is some GOOD stuff! I wish I could give it TEN STARS! Yum, yum, yum! I made this to take to bunco tonight and it was incredibly delicious. I served it with thin slices of Italian bread that I toasted lightly in the oven. Oh so tasty! Everyone loved it and commented on how wonderful it was. Very very good! Lots of requests for the recipe. Oh, did I mention this is G-O-O-D good? :) I followed the directions exactly and it was a snap to make. I can so see it as a sandwich spread, on chicken, or with veggies. I will definitely be making this recipe again! Thanks so much for sharing it with us all!
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Geema
on December 31, 2005
I was really disappointed in the taste of this tapenade, especially since I love all the ingredients individually. My first reaction to tasting it on some bruchetta was that it was bitter/sour despite some extra parmesan cheese to try an tone it down. I made it to take to my daughter's house as the appetizer and everyone had the same poor opinion of this recipe as I did. Too bad...maybe I'll try it again without the lemon juice and add some feta as another reviewer suggested.
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YUM, I felt the needed to boost the taste after combining ingredients as suggested. I added 3-4 oz. kalamata olives and that put this recipe over the top! I am using on top of Tomato Basil Tartlets . Should make for a great appy!
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Wow is this ever so scrumptious! The perfect blend of ingredients. I used 2 cloves garlic so the other ingredients (especially my expensive olive oil) came through. Great on baguette slices. To top it off it's so pretty in a bowl. Thanks for posting :O)
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on April 26, 2009
Love this! It is also great on baked salmon fillets!
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This is awsome! It also makes a lot. I will also try tossing this with hot pasta and a little extra EVOO. Also over steamed cauliflower and over grilled chicken breat. This is so versatile! Thanks for this super recipe!
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on September 03, 2008
I didnt make this myself, but it was prepared by my friend for her BBQ that I attended Labor Day weekend. This was a delicious dip and everyone raved over it and it was quickly devoured. She served this with a choice of fresh vegetables to dip. I asked for the recipe because I cannot wait to have it again. Thanks!!
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on August 02, 2007
This was very good. I would use just a little less olive oil the next time, as there was a little oil clinging to the peppers and artichokes. I get together with some girlfriends and play cards. I brought this to one of our card-playing parties. Everyone liked it. I served with crackers. Thank you!
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on October 04, 2006
This is SO good and so fast and easy to make! I have made it for several parties and everyone has LOVED it! I usually substitute the red peppers for sun dried tomatoes, but it's great both ways. Might have to try it w/ some feta - YUM! Good w/ crackers, veggies, off of your fingers....!
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on September 09, 2006
Fabulous tapenade. I could eat the whole recipe quite easily, but fortunately I managed to contain myself. I used two 6-oz jars of artichoke hearts. Works perfectly on thin slices of baguette.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #259971
on May 07, 2006
This was a huge thumbs up from the gals last night over for poker night. I handed out the recipe to 3 gals!This is going to be such a hit this summer for potlucks since there's nothing in it that will spoil quickly! I subbed dried parsley as I had not fresh on hand and instead of regular olive oil I used some of the oil from the large jar of marinated artichokes that I get at Costco.
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on September 16, 2005
Hubby and I ate it all ourselves (oink)! We sat outside with this, a bag of salt free tortilla chips and a pitcher of sangria. Happy little piggies, we were! I cut the capers in half and added chopped kalamata olives just because. I'll bet crumbled feta would be good in this too.
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Well, I don't even like Artichokes and I liked this. I made it because it sounded interesting and I had all the ingredients on hand (which is odd). Really good with wheat crackers. Thanks for the recipe.
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