I would like to make a good marinade for olives and
artichokes. I have a recipe for marinated mushrooms that
uses lemon-infused olive oil, lemon juice and fresh
thyme and tarragon. Could I use this marinade on drained
canned artichoke hearts, and drained canned or bottled
olives please?
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On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 15:54:43 +1200, Kim <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
I would like to make a good marinade for olives and
artichokes. I have a recipe for marinated mushrooms that
uses lemon-infused olive oil, lemon juice and fresh
thyme and tarragon. Could I use this marinade on drained
canned artichoke hearts, and drained canned or bottled
olives please?
I don't see why this wouldn't work. I used to marinate
artichoke hearts, mushooms and olives in garlic plus
something very much like what you describe. The only
reason I don't presently is that I've been distracted by
other things.A word of caution, which might not be needed, olive oil can
provide a very good anaerobic environment for botulism if
your veggies aren't acidic enough. I'd refrigerate anything
marinated this way and eat it in a week or so.modom
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Kim said:
I would like to make a good marinade for olives and
artichokes. I have a recipe for marinated mushrooms that
uses lemon-infused olive oil, lemon juice and fresh
thyme and tarragon. Could I use this marinade on drained
canned artichoke hearts, and drained canned or bottled
olives please?I used bottle Italian dressing for marinating veggies...
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Quoted message said:
I would like to make a good marinade for olives and
artichokes. I have a recipe for marinated mushrooms that
uses lemon-infused olive oil, lemon juice and fresh
thyme and tarragon. Could I use this marinade on drained
canned artichoke hearts, and drained canned or bottled
olives please?I don't see why not. It sounds tasty.
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Kim said:
I would like to make a good marinade for olives and
artichokes. I have a recipe for marinated mushrooms that
uses lemon-infused olive oil, lemon juice and fresh thyme
and tarragon. Could I use this marinade on drained canned
artichoke hearts, and drained canned or bottled olives
please?So many people said it sounds good, but you didn't post
the recipe!?!Practice safe eating - always use condiments
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Kim said:
I would like to make a good marinade for olives and
artichokes. I have a recipe for marinated mushrooms that
uses lemon-infused olive oil, lemon juice and fresh thyme
and tarragon. Could I use this marinade on drained canned
artichoke hearts, and drained canned or bottled olives
please?So many people said it sounds good, but you didn't post
the recipe!?!Practice safe eating - always use condiments
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sf said:
Kim said:
I would like to make a good marinade for olives and
artichokes. I have a recipe for marinated mushrooms that
uses lemon-infused olive oil, lemon juice and fresh
thyme and tarragon. Could I use this marinade on drained
canned artichoke hearts, and drained canned or bottled
olives please?So many people said it sounds good, but you didn't post the
recipe!?!The recipe specifies about 1 tab. extra virgin olive oil
infused with lemon. About half to 1 tsp freshly chopped
tarragon and thyme. Freshly ground black pepper and sea
salt, the zest and juice of half a lemon.I think I used a cup of olives for this amount of marinade,
and perhaps a little less for about 4 average sized
artichoke hearts. I chopped the artichoke hearts into
smaller chunks.I would not do this for mushrooms again. My husband found
them quite indigestable and I really think mushrooms should
be cooked unless eaten almost straight away.I would think marinated olives, mushrooms and artichokes
should be eaten on the same day. I wouldn't keep anything
uncooked and marinated in this mixture any longer - esp. the
mushrooms.Hope this helps.
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