Ingredients

How to make it

  • If you've got one, put all the ingredients in a food processor (chop the onions into 1-2 inch pieces first) and process until everything is minced well. Shouldn't take more than 5-10 short pulses. Do not over-chop!
  • If not, just mince the olives and onions with a knife, and mix all ingredients well.
  • The optional saffron really shines if you let this dip sit for at least an hour in the refrigerator to let the flavor seep into the dip.

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    " It was just okay "
    ji11er ate it and said...
    yum. i saw olives and i clicked i saw cheese, and went to make. This sounds ssooooo good!!! my two favorite things, but could you remove the green olives? would it still taste good? >:S
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  • corrinnej 16 years ago
    Yum! I bet this would be good with goat cheese as well!
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    " It was excellent "
    wdsdy ate it and said...
    This sounds wonderful! My hubby just loves olives, and I do too! Looking forward to making this one! This is a 5 for sure!
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  • eyecandyrandy 16 years ago
    O my lord. This recipe rocks the boat. I am greatly fond of the mayo. It is wonderful to have Great Dip with Great Chips (Dorito's) LOL. LMAO. ROFL. BRB...............................................................................................................................................................ok. well. ya it was the bomb digity
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    " It was excellent "
    jehinote ate it and said...
    Actually, I was tinkering with this recipe very recently. If you're going to use it as a dip only, fat-free or light sour cream works well instead of mayo. If you want a warm version of the dip, make a bechamel sauce flavored with the curry powder, slowly melt the cheese into it, then add the onions and olives afterwards. Anything that you could use to bind together a chicken or tuna salad would be perfect though.

    I suppose the mayo is in there primarily because this recipe is supposed to be a topping to broil onto english muffin halves, and the egg in the mayo would help keep everything together as it melts.
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  • grifo 17 years ago
    what can i use as a substitute for the mayo?
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