Thank you to Lindsay Olives for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own.
Today I’m going to share a new recipe inspired by a new healthy dish I recently whipped up. The chicken dish is baked with a Mediterranean salsa spooned over the top. This salsa is so good I find myself sneaking an extra spoonful or two with crackers or chips before I bake the rest.
Then I got to thinking…with the football season really heating up, how could I turn this goodness into a shareable appetizer? I’ll tell you how: Baked Mediterranean Feta Dip. 
This appetizer has the flavors of fresh tomatoes, red onion, olives, garlic and oregano – and of course, Feta cheese.
This dish is unique because I used a brick of Feta for the texture and the consistency when baked. (If you can’t find a brick of it, you can substitute crumbled, and shorten the bake time.)
The result is a so fresh and flavorful.
Serve with pita chips, toasted bread or crackers. It’s sure to be a hit at the next game day watch party.
In the unlikely scenario that there are leftovers, you can pop it back in the oven to soften the Feta back up. Or, spoon it over grilled chicken for a light and clean dinner.
Now, even though this recipe is amazing, and you really must try it…
Everyone knows this is the best way to eat olives. Can I get an amen?
If you want to try Baked Feta with Mediterranean Salsa, or just give yourself an olive manicure, be sure to grab this $1 in-store coupon, or save 25% off any Lindsay Olives online purchase!
PS- Their website has lots of awesome recipes for any occasion. Take a peek 🙂
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