Wild fennel grows in the hedgerows of Campodimele, and its seeds offer a sweet foil to the saltiness of olives. The crushed seeds are very pungent, and a few go a long way.
Two or three handfuls of cured green olives
Four large cloves of garlic, peeled and squashed by the side of a knife
Few pinches of wild fennel seeds, lightly crushed
Few pinches of crushed dried red chilli
Good splash of extra virgin olive oil
Place all the indgredients together in a bowl and mix well. Leave to marinate for a least twelve hours, stirring frequently, then serve at room temperature as antipasti.
Favorite recipies from "A Year in the Village of Eternity."
Two or three handfuls of cured green olives
Four large cloves of garlic, peeled and squashed by the side of a knife
Few pinches of wild fennel seeds, lightly crushed
Few pinches of crushed dried red chilli
Good splash of extra virgin olive oil
Favorite recipies from "A Year in the Village of Eternity."
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