Double Chocolate Chunk Blondies with Pecans and Olive Oil by Jessie SheehanThese blondies combine deep chocolate flavor with a lighter batter, sweetened with brown sugar. They're easy and satisfying!Olive Oil Chocolate Sugar Cookies by Jessie SheehanPair Recipe with Olive Oil Triple Chocolate Chunk Cookies by Jessie Sheehan with:
Colavita Olive Oil No-Churn Ice Cream by Jessie Sheehan
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MamaMiaMangia’s Sugo al PomodoroThis recipe was submitted by Elena Davis of MamaMiaMangia for the My Colavita Meal challenge. Notes from the author below.
This is a go-to, easy, authentic, and flavorful tomato sauce recipe you will love! I make this weekly and store it in a mason jar in the fridge and use it for an easy lunch with pasta or add to any recipe that calls for tomato sauce. It also freezes great. I receive countless compliments on the fresh, flavorful and light taste of this simple authentic recipe. Most canned pasta sauces are filled with a dozen ingredients and spices. The overdone sauce complicates the pure sweet flavor of the tomato itself. The key is using the right kind of canned tomatoes and good quality olive oil (Colavita) as a base. Italian recipes are mostly simple. They typically highlight one main ingredient with a few other spices and sub ingredients (I just made up that term) to create just the right flavor combinations. Simple is best!
For more recipes from MamaMiaMangia, visit her website here.Olive Oil Hot Fudge Sauce by Jessie SheehanPair Recipe with:
Colavita Olive Oil No-Churn Ice Cream by Jessie Sheehan
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Apple Crisps with Olive Oil CrumbleIn this recipe for Apple Crisps, we use an olive oil crumble topping that's amazingly delicious and flavorful. A perfectly portioned party dessert, especially for Thanksgiving, these crisps are easy and crowd pleasing.
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Colavita Olive Oil No-Churn Ice Cream by Jessie Sheehan
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Grilled BBQ Turkey with Wilted GreensThis Grilled BBQ Turkey takes no time compared with cooking a whole turkey! The dark meat is juicy and delicious, and we bet you’ll love cooking on the grill this year. This recipe doubles (or triples!) easily for a larger crowd and you can even make it with chicken!
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Honeynut Squash, Prosciutto and Caramelized Onion PizzaInspired by sweet honeynut squash, the pizza has all the fall flavors. Top with burrata mozzarella cheese and fried sage for an extra special treat!
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Kale, Delicata and Farro SaladDetroit PizzaA classic Detroit pizza is made in a pan. It uses two kinds of cheese: mozzarella and “brick” cheese. Brick cheese is like a cheddar or limburger and is so named because it comes in a brick shape. In this recipe, the cheese goes directly on top of the dough and along the sides, so you get a crispy, cheesy outer pizza crust and a pizza dough that doesn’t get soggy from tomatoes.
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