Salsa Verde - the Italian One

"In Italy there is a delicious main meal called Bollito Misto served in many homes and restaurants, and this is the sauce served alongside. I have had this in one of my oil-stained and spattered notebooks for many many years, so I don't have the faintest where it came from, but I do know it's excellent,easy and good in sandwiches too :-)"
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:

ingredients

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directions

  • put first 4 ingredients in a food processor or blender and mix until smooth.
  • add mustard and lemon juice, mix again.
  • slowly add in olive oil while machine is running.
  • taste and add salt and or pepper if needed.
  • if using the hard boiled egg add it to the sauce after it is in the serving dish.

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ocean girl planted in the desert for the last 7 years, cook, pet-sitter, traveler, avid reader with somewhere over 1,000 books and more coming in fast, much to my hubby's dismay - myrtle the shar-pei, bobolino and pogo the cats share my life too, and occasionally get treats fresh from the oven. ONE of my biggest pet peeves is people calling a sandwich "panini": in italian, panino simply means sandwich of any type, hot or cold - 1 sandwich = 1 panino about 1970 the big new fad was toasted PANINI [plural] at our local bar or "paninoteca" - the trendy name for the place selling them back then. so if you eat panini it means you are eating several sandwiches so you must have a big appetite or you're eating tiny little ones, and not necessarily grilled nor hot!! AARRRRGH!
 
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