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Recipe for Roasted Olives

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OMG!  These olives are wonderful!  We made them for our trip to Tarpon Springs.  I cannot even describe to you how wonderful that they smell.  It would make the best air freshener ever.

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This is now going to be a staple in our kitchen.

The photos above are from two different batches.

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-2 cups Greek olives (or any olives you prefer)

without the pits.

-1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil.

-2 – 3 Tablespoons fresh rosemary.

-2 – 3 Tablespoons fresh lemon-thyme leaves.

-Freshly ground black pepper.

-About 2 wedges of preserved lemon sliced into skinny strips.

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Our Preserved Lemon

(See our preserved lemon post.)

Preserved Lemon

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Herbs from our Garden

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In a bowl mix together all your ingredients making sure everything is coated. 

Pre-heat your oven to 400*

Use a cookie sheet and place aluminum foil down onto it.

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Then place on the cookie sheet and cook for about 10 – 13 minutes.  The olives will get a bit wrinkly.  You might want to remove from the oven about half way through and stir around on the tray, then place back into the oven.

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(I think these olives would make an excellent edible gift when placed into a pretty jar.)

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They are also nice on picnic’s.

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A nice accent to add to any meal.

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Enjoying a Picnic at Fred Howard Park in Tarpon Springs, Florida

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