Lemony Artichokes and Capers Dip

"My daughter, then 10, bought me a jar of Artichokes and Capers Dip from the Bread Dip Company (Seattle). I lay in bed at night wondering if I should get back up and eat more! MMmmmmmm.... So, naturally, I duplicated it when I couldn't find it locally (well, I think it's close, anyway). According to their jar, serving suggestions ∗ Top on fish or chicken & bake ∗ Create a gourmet pizza ∗ Wonderful over pasta ∗ Spread on favorite sandwiches ∗ Sauté into fresh veggies ∗ Extraordinary in omelets Personally, I spooned it onto French bread slices and devoured it. IF I made enough to share, I'd serve it in a bowl with a small spoon surrounded by French bread rounds."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
1 small jar
Serves:
10

ingredients

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directions

  • In food processor, process garlic until finely chopped.
  • Add capers, ¼ cup olive oil, canola oil, lemon juice and herbs & spices. Pulse until capers are SLIGHTLY chopped.
  • Add the rest of the olive oil and artichokes. Pulse once to three times – you want to see artichoke pieces.
  • Taste. May add a little more olive oil if necessary for a looser dip consistency.

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<p>Formerly an enthusiastic cook, now mother of 2 and still struggling with modifying my cooking life. I thought I left all those comfort foods (read: over eating!) behind, but now I see why they are so popular: they're EASY. Sigh. <br /> <br />But now that my kids are 6 and 8, they're out exploring foods with me. Yeah! This is an adjustment I'm eager to make with them. <br /> <br />Now, I'm back to scouring recipes for pleasure and experiences ... to share with kiddoes, this time.</p> <p>UPDATE: Well, the kids are growing up, and I have one with a sophisticated palate (hardly eats junk food) and another with a less than sophisticated palate (will eat good foods, but loves junk food, too). They're 12 and 14 now.</p> <p>AND -- I've entered a new food services career: craft services for the food industry. BOY, is that challenging. I want to be FABULOUS, but must be so in the face of challenging conditions. And so I scour the recipes again, in search of 1) portable 2) easy 3) attractive and 4) general appeal appetizers. Seasonal, too.</p>
 
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