Tomato and Olive Penne
The cherry tomatoes cook just long enough to bring out their juice, which blends with the garlic-flavored olive oil to make one of the best-tasting pasta sauces.
Everyday Food, January/February 2003
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Cook's Notes
The easiest way to pit an olive is to lay a wide chef's knife over it and smack the blade with your fist or the palm of your hand. The olive should split open, and the pit will pop right out.
Cook's Notes
If you're cooking for children who don't like black olives, toss the olives in for the adults after you've served the kids.