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Wednesday, December 19, 2007 Italian Bread Dipping Oil Recipe - Make Your Own

Italian Dipping Oil (for Bread)
Submitted by Jeannie

1/2 cup olive oil
1/4 cup fresh basil, washed,dried and chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
1/8 teaspoon black pepper

1. Pour olive oil into a shallow bowl.
2. Add basil, garlic and pepper.
3. Stir with a spoon to evenly distribute ingredients.
4. Serve with warm bread.
5. ~NOTE~Use a good quality olive oil and fresh basil and garlic for best results.
6. More garlic can be added if desired.

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Monday, August 06, 2007 Recipes Found - Italian Bread Dipping Sauce (Johnny Carrino's copycat recipes)

Hey everyone!

We got some great replies on the recent request for an Italian-style bread dipping sauce. Here are the three recipes - definitely sounds worth a try. If anyone tries it, please post a comment on it and let us know how it turned out. Now, here are the recipes...

Italian Bread Dipping Sauce - Recipe #1
Submitted by: Kristina
"I am not sure but if this is the dipping sauce for Johnny Carrino's here is how they do it.Take minced garlic and fry it just until it is brown and crunchy (be careful to watch closely because Garlic burns quickly) take out and place on a paper towel. When you are ready to serve place a pinch of italian herbs (dried purchased in store) on a saucer and a tsp. of the fried garlic and pour fresh extra virgin olive oil over the top. It is also good if you put a little grated parmesan in the mix and I also like to put a dash of balsamic vinegar in it."

Italian Bread Dipping Sauce - Recipe #2
Submitted by: Jackie
Herbed Bread Dipping Oil
Ingredients:
1 tsp. crushed red pepper
1 tsp. ground black pepper
1 tsp. dried oregano
1 tsp. dried rosemary
1 tsp. dried basil
1 tsp. parsley flakes
1 tsp. grated Parmesan cheese
1 tsp. fresh minced garlic
1 tsp. kosher salt
1/4 - 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil

Directions:Combine ingredients in a shallow bowl. Pour olive oil over. Serve withcrusty bread cubes for dipping.

Italian Bread Dipping Sauce - Recipe #3
Submitted by: Sue B.
FOR: Linda
FROM: SUE B.
CLASSIC ITALIAN BREAD DIP
Prep. Time: 5 minutes

INGREDIENTS: 4 shakes McCormick Italian Seasoning, 2 to 3 shakes McCormick Crushed Red Pepper, 2 twists McCormick Sea Salt Grinder, 2 shakes grated Parmesan cheese, 2 tbsp's. olive oil.DIRECTIONS: Twist and shake Italian seasoning, red pepper, sea salt and Parmesan cheese onto a small plate or bowl. Pour olive oil over spices to cover and moisten. Serve as a dipping sauce with your favorite crusty bread.

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Wednesday, August 01, 2007 Recipe Requests of the Week - Italian Bread Dipping Sauce and Healthy Cookies with Prunes and Beet Sugar

Hi everyone,

It's time for our weekly recipe requests! I have two very different requests this week for recipes that both of our readers are desperately looking for. Can you help? If you have one of these recipes, please send it to me now at christina@happyslob.com. Thanks!

Christina


Recipe Request #1
Italian Bread Dipping Sauce (from an Italian Restaurant)
Requested by: Linda
Here's Linda's email to me:
"I went to an Italian Restaurant
they gave us bread
and a dipping sauce.
It looked like some herbs and then the waitress
drizzled olive oil over it.
When I asked her what was in it she didn't give me the recipe but said it was herbs, bread crumbs and olive oil.
I was wondering if anyone has a recipe for something like this?
thanks
Linda"

Recipe Request #2
Healthy Cookies from Woman's Weekly
with Pureed Prunes and Beet Sugar
Requested by: Jerri
"I am looking for a cookie recipe that was in a weekly woman's newspaper/magazine - I think it was called Women's Weekly or something like that.
It was a 'copycat' recipe of a new cookie that was being sold that was 'good' for you - it had beet sugar, pureed prunes, etc. It was SOOO popular , the health food stores could not keep the beet sugar in stock.

I think it had oat flour and maybe mini chocolate chips for flavor and appeal and had a couple other flavors. It was advertised as a 'diet' cookie, filled your sweet tooth, but the ingredients were good for you and worked for you.

Sorry, I can't remember anymore details.
Help?
Thanks!!
Jerri"

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