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One of my favorite things about dining out at an Italian restaurant is the olive oil dipping sauce with fresh baked bread. Oh my yum! Most of the time I end up eating so much bread that I don’t have any room left to eat my meal, but that’s okay, it makes for a great lunch the next day.
I recently received a sample of Carapelli Olive Oil which has been around since 1893. Headquarted in the beautiful city of Florence, it is Italy’s #1 Extra Virgin Olive Oil. When you purchase Carapelli Olive Oil, you can be certain you are getting a top quality olive oil because the company has instituted a quality certification program that exceeds the strict guidelines required in Europe and the United States.
The other night for dinner my husband and children decided they wanted spaghetti. While it’s definitely not my favorite, I knew I could pair it with an Olive Oil Dipping Sauce with fresh baked bread and all would be well.
So, that’s what I did and ALL WAS WELL!
Oh. My. Goodness. The Carapelli Olive Oil mixed with all the herbs and spices was absolutely amazing and left your tongue wanting more.
Who needs to dine out when you can have fresh baked bread and Olive Oil Dipping Sauce at home?
Olive Oil Dipping Sauce
Olive Oil Dipping Sauce
Ingredients
- 2 tsp grated parmesan cheese
- 1/2 tsp garlic salt with parsley (I used Lawry's)
- 1/2 tsp freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 tsp dried basil
- 1/4 tsp dried oregano
- 1/4 cup Carapelli Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Instructions
This is definitely a recipe I use again and again. All five of us thoroughly enjoy it and we all eat way too much, but it’s so worth it!
Do you like dipping fresh baked bread into Olive Oil Dipping Sauce?
Barbara Platt says
I would have to try that one for myself
Stefani says
I use olive oil when cooking, but never thought to use it as a dipping sauce. Thanks for the great idea and recipe!
Penelope says
Yummy, it sounds delicious!!
Jennifer Mercurio says
I dip wayyyy too much bread when I’m at an Italian restaurant! I love doing it at home too but it just doesn’t taste the same..
Nichol says
I am a BIG fan of dipping bread in olive oil and Carapelli rocks. It is truly the best oil even if it is priced high.
Louise says
I love dipping oil. Yum, I never thought about making it myself. You’re so creative.
Virginia from That Bald Chick says
I love dipping oil!
Tammy says
Sounds yummy.
Liz @ A Nut in a Nutshell says
What’s this crap about you not liking spaghetti? That’s bogus.
HilLesha says
Nice!
Tricia Night Owl Mama says
just like me all except the peppr i dont’ like that stuff
Courtney says
Oooh I could live off of this!
Kelly says
I want to go to your house for dinner! It looks so good!
Tammy says
Great recipe. We eat a lot of pasta, and are always looking for something new to go with it.
Laurie says
I love the oil dipping sauces at the Italian restaurants, I should bake some fresh bread and give this a try!
Diane says
I bet this would be so much better with fresh herbs. You would have to use it right away as the herbs would mildew n cause botulism. I infuse olive oils all the time with dry herbs.