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![]() This is a wonderful appetizer or snack that is very popular in the fall here in Italy once the new olive oil has been harvested. It seems kind of silly to even post it as a recipe, but unless you have seen folks serving it you might not think of it yourself. You can really use any fresh vegetables you prefer, but celery, carrots, fennel, radishes, and red peppers are my favorite vegetables to use to dip into this liquid gold. Basically you simply put a little new extra virgin olive oil in a small bowl and then add some sea salt and cracked black pepper. As soon as we brought our newly pressed olive oil home from the mill, we first poured it over grilled bread, and then made this dish. Since it is so simple, you really need to get the very best extra virgin olive oil that you can find. You will see some "recipes" that add vinegar or grated cheese to the oil which is fine if you would prefer but it really isn't the traditional way to serve it and I just hate to mask the amazing taste of newly pressed olive oil! This is also a really great dish to serve guests when dining outdoors to begin your meal. by Deborah Mele Vegetables of Choice Washed And Dried And Cut Into Pieces (See Above Note) I'd Estimate No More Than 8 Pieces Per Person Extra Virgin Olive Oil Sea Salt Cracked Black Pepper Simply pour some oil into individual small bowls and add some sea salt and cracked pepper to each. Arrange your vegetables on a plate or standing container and serve. Buon Appetito! Deborah Mele 2009 Well known for it’s lush green vistas, quaint hillside towns, and outstanding cuisine, Umbria’s tranquility and charming ambience is a welcome alternative to congested neighboring regions. Immerse yourself into all that Umbria has to offer by booking your next holiday at Il Casale di Mele. Conveniently located between Perugia and Todi, the authentic and rustic Villa is located minutes off of highway E45, which will become the pipeline to commencing your Umbrian adventure and offering expedited transit to all of central Italy. Rent Il Casale di Mele for your own week of Umbrian paradise! Just click on the banner to find out more about our Umbrian farmhouse including rental fees, conditions, location, and much more!
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Comments (2)
hi
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Tuesday, 03 November 2009 06:48
odontuya
hi my name is odontuya.I thing italian country very beuatiful.I want italian cook university study.
Olive Oil Dip
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Sunday, 01 November 2009 18:16
Jason from IL
Hope you tell us about harvesting your own olive oil. It sounds like it would be great fun!















