This bold, briny spread is effortless, elegant, and sure to impress.
Kelsey Hansen
You may think you hateolives, but this tapenade is brining a whole new perspective.
This isnt your average olive tapenade.
Credit:Kelsey Hansen
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Peel the olive flesh from the pit and discard the pit.
For pitted olives, cut them in half.
Process just until the mixture is finely and uniformly chopped.
Serve and Enjoy
Transfer the tapenade to a serving plate and pile the crumbled blue cheese alongside.
Credits
Recipe excerpted fromThe Wishbone Kitchenby Meredith Hayden.
Text copyright 2025 by Meredith Hayden.