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Artichoke, Cheese and Olive Antipasto
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chellebelle
"A great way to start your Italian meal! I usually serve it with crusty bread slices that have been toasted in the oven until crisp for dipping into the marinade. Keeps for a week in the refrigerator and the longer it stands the better it gets!"
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Ingredients
3 h 30 m servings 428Original recipe yields 8 servings (8 Servings)
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Pour the jars of artichoke hearts with their liquid into a 1 1/2 quart or larger container with a tight sealing lid. Add the bell peppers, black olives, and provolone cheese.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the olive oil, balsamic vinegar, oregano, garlic, salt and pepper. Pour over the ingredients in the container. Seal the lid, and refrigerate for at least 3 hours, shaking gently about once per hour.
- To serve, allow the mixture to come to room temperature. Soon onto serving plates, and top with basil shreds as a garnish.
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6/3/2005
This is a fantastic antipasto recipe! Easy to make and loaded with flavor. I serve this as an appetizer with pieces of sliced baguette on the side. Really delicious!
7/5/2008
As per other reviewers, I used kalamata olives instead of black olives. Also, I used extra sharp provolone cheese in big chunks, and white balsamic vinegar too. These were my only substitution...
8/24/2007
This was really good and an excellent offering to take camping as it holds well in the cooler and does get better upon sitting, even after four days. I put everything in a zip-lock bag and didn...
9/8/2006
Great recipe. I added some salami and proscuitto as well as some other marinated veggies.
6/13/2010
I put the first three ingredients into a food processor for a few seconds. Fast and easy.
10/25/2010
Since I was "pot-lucking" this and not serving/garnishing, I added the basil to the dressing. Because some in the group don't tolerate oregano well, I substituted thyme. I couldn't find smoked...
12/12/2007
This is a versatile salad. I didn't use marinated artichokes, I used canned, drained artichokes & so didn't have a problem with excess liquid. I also didn't measure the oil & vinegar, just used ...
12/12/2010
Sounds delish, is there anyway to make this "heart healthy", like maybe reduce the sodium? All suggestions welcome and greatly appreciated.
1/22/2010
Substituted marinated Greek olives ( also used pimento stuffed olives) for black olives which we don't like. Made way too much for one loaf of bread, then had left overs and the cheese in the w...