ThermoFun - Olive Medley and Feta Dip Recipe - ThermoFun | Thermomix Recipes & Tips (2024)

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Many people know that I have converted so many commercial dips just by takingphotos of the ingredients on the containersin the supermarket and then coming home and just ‘winging’ it to see if I can replicate them to be made in the Thermomix.

I was asked by a liker on my ThermoFun facebook pageif I could try and convert a very well known popular commercial dip - it was the Olive Medley & Feta Dip. Now this one I have to admit was a little challenging to replicate, simply because I had never tried the commercial one and nor do I like olives!

Anyway I made it and if I was an olive eater I was fairly sure I'd "nailed it". However to be on the safe side I did ask a few ThermoFun Club Members to test the recipe out for me. I also asked the facebook page liker, Alexia, to test it out for me and she said it was spot on! Alexia also said "I'm a huge fan - lets just say I ate this for breakfast this morning haha". :)

ThermoFun – Olive Medley and Feta Dip Recipe

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Ingredients

  • 70g black pitted olives (can be a mixture of black and green olives)
  • 55g mayonnaise
  • 30g Greek feta
  • 5g lemon juice
  • ¼ teaspoon oregano
  • ¼ teaspoon thyme
  • ¼ teaspoon Italian Mixed Herbs
  • sprinkle black pepper

Instructions

  1. Place all ingredients into TM bowl and chop 3 sec / speed 5.
  2. Scrape down and repeat until desired consistency.

Notes

This dip is best made in advance, as it does need a few hours in the fridge to ‘set’.
If your olives are pitted olives you can remove the pits in the thermomix: count olives into TM bowl, process for 5 sec / Speed 4 / reverse.Check bowl and repeat if necessary. Remove olive pits and make sure there’s one for every olive you counted in (to avoid broken teeth!)

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Comments

  1. Rebecca says

    Excellent! My son's favourite dip and it has been banned due to added preservatives. Finally we have a substitute. Can't vouch for how much it improves with rest.. it didn't last that long.

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Great to hear Rebecca. :)

      Reply

  2. Ali says

    I really really love the recipe. So simple to make and tastes so delicious. I would recommend doubling the receipe if you are entertaining more than 4 people. I have just made it (doubled) and it's still perfect. Thanks for the great recipe x

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Thank you Ali - great idea on doubling it too as it is a popular one! :)

      Reply

  3. Jennifer says

    Hi I just wanted to Ask. With the Oregana and the Thyme is this just the dried herbs or fresh?

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Hi Jennifer - sorry for the delay - yes the herbs are dried. :)

      Reply

  4. Kiki says

    Is this like "Chris' brand" olive dip? Thx

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      yep it sure is! :)

      Reply

  5. kal20m says

    This was a great tasting recipe. I did have to check about the consistency but once assured that it was thinner than the other dips, I popped it in the fridge and waited for our guests to arrive. It was a hit !

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Awesome! I'm pleased it was a success! :)

      Reply

  6. Evelina says

    Perfect, trying hard not to eat it all before my guests arrive. Would it be okay if I post a link to it on my facebook page Thermo loving mum?

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      I'm pleased to hear you enjoy it Evelina. And yes of course you may post the link. :)

      Reply

      • Evelina says

        Thank you :)

        Reply

  7. Nicole says

    I made the dip yesterday for lunch today. Its delicious! I'm pleased I found a dip recipe without using sour cream or cream cheese. Thanks :-)

    Reply

    • thermofun says

      Pleased you enjoyed it Nicole. :)

      Reply

  8. Sue says

    This is wonderful thankyou. Exactly like my favourite shop bought dip.

    Reply

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FAQs

Why is my whipped feta dip runny? ›

While it's tempting to continue blending to achieve a completely smooth dip, doing so can damage the protein structure in the cheese and prevent it from holding the air that gives a whipped texture. To fix runny feta dip, simply add more feta cheese and blend until the desired consistency is reached.

What is feta dip made of? ›

All you do is blend feta, cream cheese, a smidge of garlic, lemon zest and olive oil in a food processor, then spread it on a plate and sprinkle/drizzle with toppings. It all just takes a lazy 30 seconds.

How to thicken up a feta dip? ›

Sour cream– for a richer dip, use regular full-fat sour cream which will also create a thicker dip. You can substitute with whole milk plain Greek yogurt.

How do you make cheese dip more liquidy? ›

For dips, you'll want to use a tablespoon of cornstarch per pound of cheese, then add at least five ounces of evaporated milk. After that, you can use more evaporated milk to thin out your dip as much as you need.

What is the difference between feta and Greek feta? ›

French Feta is made with Lacaune sheep's milk (if you remember, that's the sheep breed used for Roquefort production). It has a softer and creamier texture that Greek Feta and a milder, less tangy flavor (though it's sharper than Israeli Feta).

Is feta cheese healthy? ›

When it comes to cheese, feta is a healthy choice. Not only is it packed with protein and fat – both essential nutrients for helping you to feel full and energised – it's also good for your gut. Probiotic yeasts in feta may lower the PH in your stomach, which is key for a healthy gut.

What is the difference between Danish and Greek style feta? ›

Greek-style may use some cow's milk but is mostly goat or sheep milk, and results in a crumbly or hard cheese. The Danish feta is made from cow's milk and has a smooth texture.

Why does my whipped cream go watery? ›

The whipping action incorporates air bubbles, and the fat helps them stay in the mixture. Unfortunately, because fat is less dense than water, the smooth mixture will eventually separate into layers, causing the whipped cream to deflate and weep.

How do you thicken whipped cream cheese? ›

Tips for making Whip Cream Cream Cheese Frosting

To thicken this frosting, place it in the fridge for 20-30 minutes and beat again. The cream cheese will firm in cool temperatures.

Why does feta cheese come in liquid? ›

Of the three, your best bet is the block of feta sold in a brine. This liquid protects the cheese from exposure to air, which will cause it to dry out and could make it taste sour. The brine keeps it protected. Stored in brine, the cheese should stay moist and fresh for up to three months.

Why is my feta cheese in water? ›

Store the leftover feta in the brine, making sure the cheese is covered completely. The brine is also the flavoring agent that gives feta its salty punch, so if the feta you've picked up is already super salty, simply storing it in plain water will help keep its crumbly texture without adding any unnecessary flavor.

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