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Irishstabber · 2006-09-16 10:23:35

Can someone tell me where I can get this fine Spanish dip in Dublin!???

16-09-2006 10:23am

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Can someone tell me where I can get this fine Spanish dip in Dublin!???

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#2 16-09-2006 8:36pm

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Just smash lots of garlic with a pinch of rock salt and a glug of olive oil, you can make it a little more mayonaisse like if you wish but this should be sufficient for the normal one.

<edit> I checked it out actually and this is the standard recipe, if you add egg it makes it provencal style. An easy way to make that would be to smash about 5 big cloves of garlic with a pinch of rock salt and about a tablespoon of olive oil, you could do it with a hand blender or even better a mortar and pestle.

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