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Auberge Spiced Olives With Garlic, Orange

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Ingredients

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2 teaspoons coriander seeds
10 ounces good quality unpitted green olives
1 orange, zest of
2 garlic cloves, peeled and finely slivered
4 small bay leaves
2 - 3 sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, drained and chopped
4 fluid ounces extra virgin olive oil

Nutritional information

174.9
Calories
172 g
Calories From Fat
19.1 g
Total Fat
2.6 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
554 mg
Sodium
2 g
Carbs
1.4 g
Dietary Fiber
0.2 g
Sugars
0.5 g
Protein
40g
Serving Size

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Auberge Spiced Olives With Garlic, Orange

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    HUGE fan of marinated olives and these did not disappoint! Hubby doesn't like pits in olives, so used the pitted sorts. I found a can of green olives in a simple light brine (they tasted like just regular black olives) and I also threw in some kalamatas for color and a change of pace. I let mine marinate for about a day and a half before tasting. I will certainly make these again, but I will use only 1 garlic clove. THANKS for a great recipe! UPDATE: These were even MORE fabulous on day 3. . .the orange was much more pronounced and I have to say they were downright OUTSTANDING.

    • 1462 min
    • Serves 8
    • Easy

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    Auberge Spiced Olives With Garlic, Orange and Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Lightly spiced with toasted coriander seeds and doused in an olive oil dressing with orange, garlic and sun-dried tomatoes, these are always a huge hit in the Auberge! Serve them with Cocktails, Aperitifs or assorted Hors D’oeuvres They also make wonderful gifts – place them up in an attractive jar or container, add a ribbon with an olive wood spoon and a cocktail recipe – I always receive HUGE thanks for these!, HUGE fan of marinated olives and these did not disappoint! Hubby doesn’t like pits in olives, so used the pitted sorts I found a can of green olives in a simple light brine (they tasted like just regular black olives) and I also threw in some kalamatas for color and a change of pace I let mine marinate for about a day and a half before tasting I will certainly make these again, but I will use only 1 garlic clove THANKS for a great recipe! UPDATE: These were even MORE fabulous on day 3 the orange was much more pronounced and I have to say they were downright OUTSTANDING


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    Steps

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    Heat Up a Dry Heavy Based Frying Pan Over a Medium Heat and Add the Coriander Seeds. Toss Them Around Briefly Until They Start to Release Their Fragrance. Remove Them and Put to One Side.

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    Mix All the Other Ingredients Together, and Then Add the Toasted Coriander Seeds and Mix Again.

    3
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    Store Them in a Covered Jar or Container For 24 Hours Before Serving, to Allow to Flavours to Infuse.

    4
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    Bring Them to Room Temperature If They Have Been Stored in a Very Cool or Cold Area - as the Olive Oil May Have Congealed.

    5
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    Serve With Toasted Pitta Bread, Cocktail Bread or Mini Toasts, Bread, Cocktails, Aperitifs or Assorted Hors D'oeuvres.

    6
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    These Can Be Made Up to 3 Days in Advance.

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    Pastry chef with a passion for creating whimsical and delicious desserts.

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