Definition of kalamata
:a brine-cured black olive grown in Greece
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Transfer to a medium bowl; stir in 1 cup coarsely shredded Swiss or Emmentaler cheese and 1/4 cup pitted sliced kalamata olives.
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The super-fresh Mediterranean couscous one was loaded with romaine, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, kalamata olives, feta and more, and just the right side of overdressed with an herby-tart dressing.
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Logan makes a pie with a nod to his Greek heritage that includes lamb, kalamata olives, red onions, feta, tzatziki sauce base and peperoncino.
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Capers and kalamata olives add a briny salty flavor.
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The olive dressing, with its mix of green and kalamata, provided the fireworks.
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Ellise Pierce Special to the Star-Telegram Asparagus, ricotta and kalamata olive salad can be doubled or tripled depending on the crowd.
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Pierce Special to the Star-Telegram Asparagus, ricotta and kalamata olive salad can be doubled or tripled depending on the crowd.
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Asparagus, ricotta and kalamata olive salad can be doubled or tripled depending on the crowd.
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