marinated feta with greek olives and roasted appetizers

Author of this recipe: Genaro Rials

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**Title:** Perfect Combination of Marinated Feta & Greek Olives with Roasted Appetizers

**Description:** Elevate your appetizer game with this flavorful combination! Roast garlic, oregano, and herbs for smoky notes while marinating feta cheese with olive oil, lemon, and sea salt. Tuck into a burst of sharp, tangy, and savory with fresh Greek olives—crunch and all! Savor the explosion of taste in every bite, perfect as an appetizer or standalone snack.

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Ingredients

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• ### Ingredients for Marinated Feta with Greek Olives and Roasted Appetizers
• - **Marinated Feta**
• - Fresh feta cheese (crumbled or cut into small cubes)
• - Lemon or lime juice to taste
• - Herbs such as oregano, thyme, or parsley (fresh or dried)
• - Olive oil for marinating (2 tablespoons per batch)
• - Garlic cloves (chopped)
• - Salt and pepper to taste
• - Optional: Smoked paprika or other spices
• - **Greek Olives**
• - Fresh or smoked Greek olives
• - Lemon juice or olive oil to flavor (optional)
• - **Roasted Appetizers**
• - Fresh vegetables such as tomatoes, zucchini, onion rings, or bell peppers (roasted until tender-crisp)
• - Fresh herbs for garnish (basil, parsley, or dill)
• - A sprinkle of salt and pepper on each piece
• - **Sides**
• - tzatziki or a dip made from yogurt and garlic (optional)
• - Hummus or tahini-based spreads (optional)

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17. **How to Make a Marinated Feta with Greek Olives & Roasted Appetizers**
19. Marinated feta cheese with Greek olives is a flavorful appetizer that’s perfect for parties or finger foods. Pair it with roasted veggies for an even more satisfying snack. Here's how to make this easy-to-prepare dish:
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23. ### **Marinated Feta with Greek Olives**
24. 1. **Prepare the Feta and Olives**
25. - Slice feta into small cubes or crumbles, depending on your preference.
26. - Slice olives lengthwise for easier marinating.
28. 2. **Mix the Toppings**
29. In a bowl, combine cubed feta with sliced olives, garlic, oregano, and fresh basil leaves. Drizzle with olive oil and a squeeze of lemon juice to add freshness.
31. 3. **Marinate**
32. Let the mixture marinate in the fridge for at least 1 hour or up to 24 hours for maximum flavor development.
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36. ### **Roasted Appetizers**
37. 1. **Season Roasted Veggies**
38. Preheat your oven to 400°F (200°C). Toss a mix of roasted veggies—such as cherry tomatoes, roasted eggplant, and sliced olives—with olive oil, garlic, salt, and pepper.
40. 2. **Roast Until Crispy**
41. Place the seasoned veggies on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Roast for 15–20 minutes until golden and crispy.
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45. ### **Pairings**
46. - Serve each roasted vegetable with a squeeze of marinated feta for a tangy, herby bite.
47. - Add extra olives or fresh herbs to garnish both components.
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51. This combination is perfect for sharing and makes an impressive middle-eastern snack or appetizer. Enjoy your homemade feast!

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