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Garlic And Artichoke Bread

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  1. This is a really great appetizer or salad accompaniment

    Garlic And Artichoke Bread

    Serves: 10
    Source: Mimi Pass from Sunset Magazine

    all purpose flour
    1 loaf (1 lb.) frozen white bread dough, thawed
    1 jar(6 oz.) marinated artichoke
    hearts, drained and chopped; save marinade
    1 1/4 cups grated parmesan cheese
    4 cloves garlic, minced or pressed
    1 1/2 tsp. dried basil
    1 1/2 tsp. dried oregano

    Instructions: On a floured board, roll dough into a 12" x 18"
    rectangle( let rest 5 min. if springy). Brush half the reserved marinade
    over the dough; sprinkle with the artichokes, 1 Cup cheese, garlic,
    basil, and oregano. I chop the artichoke hearts, garlic, basil and
    oregano in the food processor to mix before spreading on the bread.
    Then I sprinkle on the cheese. Roll dough tightly, starting from the
    long edge, into a snug log. Pinch seam to seal.
    On a greased 12" x 15" baking sheet, or a silpat lined sheet, shape the
    log into a ring; pinch ends together to seal. Brush ring with the
    remaining marinade. Cover lightly with plastic wrap; let stand in a warm
    place until puffy, about 30 min.
    Bake, uncovered in a preheated 375F oven for 15 minutes; sprinkle top
    with remaining grated cheese. Bake until bread is golden brown, 10 - 15
    min. longer; transfer to a rack.
    Serve hot or cool. When cool, store airtight up to 2 days; Freeze to
    store longer.

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