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YummlyEasy Peasy Dukkah Dip Recipe For Bread And Oil With Blanched Hazelnuts, Sesame Seeds, Coriander Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Fennel Seeds, Cracked Black Pepper, Fine Sea SaltYummlyRosemary Olive Oil Crock Pot Bread, Take 2! Plus A Recipe For Olive Oil Herb Dip With All Purpose Flour, Dry Active Yeast, Warm Water, Fresh Rosemary, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Sugar, Sea Salt, Garlic, Fresh Rosemary, Dried Oregano, Dried Basil, Kosher Salt, Red Pepper Flakes, Parmesan Cheese, Extra-vFood.com"This recipe is fantastic with warm crusty Italian bread, or any other bread for that matter! Use extra virgin olive oil and really good aged balsamic vinegar. For best results, make a day ahead and store in the refrigerator so flavors can meld."YummlyThis recipe for bruschetta toasts can quickly transform a simple loaf of bread into a tasty appetizer. Ready to eat in under 15 minutes, all you need to do is lightly brush bread slices with the olive oil-parsley mixture and bake until golden brown. This easy toast recipe is easy to layer with various toppings like goat cheese and sautéed mushrooms, smoked salmon and chive cream cheese, whipped ricotta and honey or pickled cucumbers and onions. A great way to use leftover bread, these tiny toasts are also delicious for dipping into spreads or soups like Garlic Hummus, White Chicken Chili or spinach artichoke dip. Make a tray ahead of time to serve as hors d’oeuvres for a party or Easter brunch or to make an everyday dinner more festive!Photo credit: Joanne Bruno from Eats Well with Others.AllrecipesThis recipe is fantastic with warm crusty Italian bread, or any other bread for that matter! Use extra virgin olive oil and really good aged balsamic vinegar. For best results, make a day ahead and store in the refrigerator so flavors can meld.Food.comA simple recipe for making an herbed olive oil dip for Italian bread. Serve in a shallow bowl, and let your guests help themselves. Apparently many Italian restaurants in North America and abroad are now serving a flavored olive oil sauce to dip bread into as an appetizer. You can easily vary the recipe to suit your taste, by changing the herbs. Do not keep this mixture for longer than 2 or 3 days in the refrigerator, as fresh garlic has caused problems, making the mixture unsafe.AllrecipesThis recipe is similar to one at an Italian restaurant where I once worked, with a few changes for the better, of course! I don't think it can get any better! Serve with your favorite Italian bread. Ready in minutes.Food.comCrispy on the outside and soft on the inside, this bread flecked with herbs, is an almost identical version to the bread served at the popular restaurant Ramano's Macoroni Grill. I came across the recipe after becoming addicted to their bread and craving it constantly (thanks to Google search and Cafe Michele). It's a great bread to tear and dip in flavored olive oils and to serve with your best Italian pasta dishes, or soups.YummlyLooking for a dipping agent for that homemade hummus recipe you created? Look no further than this simple pita bread recipe. Pita is light and airy, with a warm and chewy texture when served fresh out of the oven. It serves as a great bread for dips such as hummus or tziziki. Olive oil presents itself as an emulsifying ingredient, making the dough thick and flexible. Shape the dough into 3 mm discs and brush them with milk to help them remain moist and hydrated throughout the baking process. Bake them a little bit longer for a nice crunchy pita chip!
