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Restaurant Style Bread Dip

laperlerose January 6, 2025 Howto & Style Leave a comment 8 Views

This is hands down the BEST and easiest bread dip ever ever ever!! You know the kind, that cheesy garlicky goodness some restaurants offer alongside fresh bread as you ponder the menu, it’s just so good!! You must make it, you will simply love it!! Two things to mention, 1: so happy you guys are LOVING these extra videos (I really have been loving filming them and sharing more recipes with you) and 2: just a reminder that these videos are always in ADDITION to my regular content not in place of and this week we are back with regular uploading and there’s a whole lot of yummy stuff coming so be ready!!

Recipe:
1/2 cup of Olive Oil (not strong extra virgin)
1 (or 2) cloves of Grated Garlic
1 Tbsp of Very Finely Chopped Parsley
1 tsp of Italian Seasoning
1/2 tsp of Hot Pepper Flakes
2 Tbsp of Freshly Grated Parm
Salt and Pepper to taste (just a small pinch)
1 tsp of Thick Balsamic Vinegar

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