Dish on Dinner recap and winners!
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Early this month I partnered with the International Olive Council’s Add Some Life for our first-ever olive oil themed recipe party called #DishOnDinner.
All week we celebrated cooking with olive oil. Foodies, bloggers and home cooks were invited to gather online to “dish” on dinner and share their favorite everyday recipes that feature olive oil.
We were floored by the response and all of the mouth watering recipes! A big thanks to everyone who participated!
To spice things up a bit, we randomly chose 3 winners (2 from twitter and one from the blog comments) who shared their favorite recipes that feature olive oil.
Congrats to the winners:
Sylvie @gourmadeinthek shared her recipe for Avocado and Romaine Salad with Walnuts
Megan @megans_madness shared a link to the recipe for Basil Pesto at TheOlive Source.com
and Gloria (comment #46) shared a recipe for Shrimp with Garlic in Olive Oil
Cooking with olive oil may be one of the most healthy eating habits you can adopt! Visit The International Olive Council’s Add Some Life campaign for more information.
Disclaimer: Thank you to The Olive Council’s Add Some Life for providing compensation and prizes for #DishonDinner party. The views and opinions expressed on TidyMom are purely my own.
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