Ricotta, Olive and Pine Nut Spread
Show: Giada at Home
Episode: Spring Lunch
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By DeesReviews
on April 08, 2013
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Endive has somewhat bitter taste so only use the best part of the leaves. Also, I went way to heavy with the spread the first time. It was too much. Only use a small amount on the leaves. This recipe might be better on some french bread, water crackers or perhaps even celery. Pleasant taste, but I am wondering if something like thyme or basil might have upped it a notch.
By familyofgreatcooks
Ann Arbor, MI
on April 07, 2013
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The success of this recipe must really depend on the "type" of olives, olive oil, and ricotta that's used. Without knowing those details, the result can be sub-par. I did not like the taste or texture of it.
By nmnaro
Wilsonville, AL
on August 03, 2012
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I ended up using garlic stuffed green olives because that's what I had... It was yummy, but a little salty. Don't know if it was from those particular olives, but I'll add less salt up front next time. Overall, really good!
By Beth in Virginia
Herndon, VA
on April 08, 2012
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I thought this was different and good. The only thing that I did differently was to save some of the pine nuts, olives and parsley and roughly chopped it instead of pureeing it completely. I liked having some texture in it.
By mimi -10955118
Pittsburgh, PA
on April 08, 2012
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I wil definitely make this again. I used lite ricotta and added a few additonal green olives. It makes a great dip for veggies or crostini.
By jpeirce
kingwood, TX
on April 07, 2012
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this is not a recipe you want to make. You would be much better off making hummus or any other type of dip. Not one person liked it, including myself.