12 aceitunas alinadas mandarina Recipes

pisco, cointreau liqueur, pineapple juice (see note in description), key lime juice (or mandarinas, in costa rica), simple syrup, pineapple, cube for garnish

manchego cheese, cured black olives, pitted and chopped, chopped piquillo peppers or pimientos, anchovy fillets, extra virgin olive oil, minced fresh parsley

mixed cracked green olives, garlic cloves, crushed with a garlic press, grated tangerine zest, fresh tangerine juice, lemon slices, cut in half and seeded, sherry wine vinegar, preferably aged, extra virgin olive oil, bay leaves, dried chili , such as arbol, crumbled (to taste), ground cumin

spanish olives, drained , reserving liquid, and lightly crushed, olive oil (preferably spanish), garlic cloves, lightly crushed and peeled, thyme

pitted black olives, canned and undrained, garlic cloves, peeled and minced, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, paprika

spanish olives, drained and slightly crushed, ground cumin, dried oregano, crushed dried rosemary, dried thyme, bay leaves, fennel seed, garlic cloves, lightly crushed and peeled, vinegar, anchovy fillets (optional)

carrot, trimmed and scraped (about 1 1/2-inches in diameter), garlic cloves, chopped, cumin seeds, dried oregano, crushed red pepper flakes, chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley , plus more for garnish, coarse salt (kosher or sea), extra virgin olive oil , plus, fragrant extra virgin olive oil, fresh lemon juice, best quality red wine vinegar

sugar, light corn syrup, tangerine juice (from about 10 medium-size tangerines), fresh lemon juice, tangerine zest, finely grated

veal cutlets (cut 1/4-inch thick, pounded paper thin), salt and pepper, to taste, butter, marsala wine, green olives, sliced

extra virgin olive oil (spanish olive oil is preferrred), cauliflower, broken into florets (make sure the cauliflower is very fresh and has no blemishes or black spots), fresh thyme (i substituted fresh parsley), dates, pitted and cut into quarters (*unsulphured* dates!), cured black olives (not yucky canned black olives, no! i used oil- from france ( ), green olives (i used standard pimiento-stuffed), sweet dessert white wine (such as pedro ximenez. i subbed a riesling from a local winery), paprika, to taste (reduced to 1 tsp in my test recipe and of that 1/4 tsp. was spanish smoked paprika)