From: Sandi (From CA)
On Mar 19, 2007
I never would have guessed that a bunch of nuts and seeds would taste so fantastic with olive oiled bread, but I'm here to give my scientific opinion: *YUM!* I used marcona almonds because that's the only kind I had on hand, but the rest of the recipe was followed exactly. I could swim in this stuff, it's so good! A few mini pitas, some brushed with olive oil, some with roasted garlic paste, were absolutely delish, but there are so many other possibilities, my head's spinning! Thanks for a recipe that's going straight into my "Encore" cookbook!
From: Cosmiccook
On Nov 13, 2004
These are classic ingredients and exactly what I use - I crush my mixture in a mortar and pestle to afine consistency so it clings nicely to the bread and oil - addictive! Be sure to use a firm bread.
From: Azurebuck
On Feb 20, 2005
Excellent! Glad I tried something new; very unique and pleasant taste. Recipe couldn't be easier.
From: Chef #247198
On Jan 5, 2006
Very good. Very easy. Guests loved it. Followed recipe exactly, an excellent result.
From: Ilysse
On Dec 1, 2006
I enjoyed this. Did not have coriander on hand so left it out. I dipped some home made Ciabatta bread in EVOO and then the Dukkah and enjoyed it very much. My food processor wasn't cooperating so I placed it all in a bag and beat with a meat mallet; worked fine. Will be making this again and again. Thanks for a great recipe.
From: ~Harriet~
On Dec 25, 2007
WOW! This is a fantastic recipe! Makes a great gift, and it's so versatile! This has become an instant family favorite.
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