This came from the Fields (CO), as it is a favorite recipe of theirs. It's not everybody's thing, but I love it! I made a double batch for the last family gathering as an appetizer, and it was a hit, even with those who don't like anchovies. I served it with various crackers, but what worked better was serving it with plain sweet french bread.


TEPANADE
(not sure of spelling)

2 cups pitted black olives (2-15 oz. cans)
3-5 cloves of garlic
1 small jar capers (go by taste, as it's salty)
1/4 c. olive oil
4-6 anchovy fillets

Pulse garlic in a food processor til finely minced. Add other ingredients and process until finely chopped. Do not puree. May chop by hand also.

Slice baguette, brush slices with a little olive oil and toast in oven. Serve with tepanade. May also serve with any kind of cracker or with toasted pita bread cut into wedges.
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