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Our California Sevillano olives served warm, with fresh oregano and garlic give this antipasto a real Mediterranean flavor.
Serves 8
Sicilian field workers used to commonly eat olives prepared this way,
along with some bread for lunch—a humble, savory meal during
harvesting, when men and women were away from home, sometimes for days.
Serves 20
3rd Place Prize Winning Recipe of the 2010 DeLallo Italian Recipe Contest. Bruschetta can be as simple as toasted bread with olive oil and garlic or as elegant and spicy with creativity as this recipe. Our Imported Hot Pepper and Garlic sauce is an oil-based sauce that is tossed with tender shrimp and fresh green parsley. This is a perfect recipe for guests; it presents well, it's easy to prepare, and is delicious and unique. Our choice for 3rd Place.
Recipe Courtesy of Nancy Elliott, Houston, TX
Makes 10 bruschettas
2nd Place Prize Winning Recipe of the 2010 DeLallo Italian Recipe Contest. Orzo is the perfect choice for pasta salad and this recipe brings the best flavors of the Mediterranean together. We love the idea of pureeing the spinach to bring a smooth consistency and colorful base to this pasta salad. Our choice for 2nd Place.
Recipe Courtesy of Caitlin Fitzgerald, Moorestown, NJ
Serves 8
1st Prize Winning Recipe of the 2010 DeLallo Italian Recipe Contest. Pistachios are the perfect nuts, they manage to be vaguely sweet but still meaty. This recipe brings wonderful images to mind when you just hear the title of the recipe....creamy, cheesy, lemony bright pistachio sauce, lathered over al dente Penne Rigate pasta. Simple yet elegant. Our choice for 1st Prize.
Recipe Courtesy of Christine Familetti, Broomall, PA
Serves 4
This is a great pasta salad to serve as a compliment to fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, and basil. Serve in a large platter and make a well in the center where you lay the mozzarella and tomatoes for a stunning presentation.
Serves 6
Sweet buttery garlic spread just got better with the addtion of our green friends....olives. You'll love this olive spread on top of grilled fish, baked potatoes, toasted bread, and even popcorn!
This is a simple, versatile tapenade. This spread can be used in so
many applications: spread on warm focaccia or toasted slices of
baguette, spread on the inside of a melted cheese sandwich, layered
between a stack of fresh mozzarella and tomato, and basil. It's great
as a dip for vegetables, a topping for grilled fish, and even
great tossed into a pasta salad.
We like to quickly cook the ingredients in olive oil so the flavors are
richer and mellower. If you don’t want to combine all your flavors in
a pan, you can easily just skip that step and pulse the raw ingredients
to make a fresher tasting paste.
Makes about 2 1/4 cups







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