(
Taste the tapenade first because the saltiness of the olives can vary widely.)
Not exact matches
If the olives and olive oil are of good quality and to your liking and the herbs — fresh and you like the
taste of those herbs, you should like the
tapenade as well.
Overall, the spicy kick is on the mild side, which really lets you
taste the rest of the
tapenade.
Watch the video below on how to make this homemade olive
tapenade and be prepared to feast your
taste buds.
On a side note, everyone uses a food processor to make olive
tapenade, I went old school and made it in the mortar, it gives it a chunkier texture, and in all honesty, it
taste better.
The
taste of a red
tapenade is usually a little softer than a green
tapenade.
It also
tastes good mixed with scallions, gochutgaru, ginger and garlic as a
tapenade of sorts.
Add salt & pepper and lemon juice to
taste and add some more olive oil to make the
tapenade nice and smooth.
Lucero Olive Oil is excited to introduce its newest
tasting room on Saturday, October 26 from 4 to 10 p.m. Join them for an Open House at the new
tasting room where an expansive selection of California made olive oils, vinegars,
tapenades, mustards and table olives will be offered.