Anyone know how to process olives?
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I just processed olives from my tree in brine seems to have turned out ok .
The leaves make a good tea also, sometimes I mix it with lemongrass or green tea.
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The routine for Ripe Olives is really weird.
How Olives are Made - California Ripe Olives
It is a multi-day process that starts by putting the olives into a lye curing solution to leach the natural bitterness out.
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Yes commercial processing often uses chemicals.
At home I just used brine it turned out well .
You can not eat them off the tree they are very bitter.
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I knew someone who'd cure their own olives using lye. They came out very well!
The methods used can vary, and a lot depends on the ripeness of the olives.
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I recently discovered my liking of Green Olives stuffed with Garlic.
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Stuffed with garlic is good, but MY FAVORITE ones are stuffed with Stilton or EXTRA SHARP BLUE CHEESE! YUMMM!
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They can actually be quite reasonable priced if you go to the right place . So many varieties and combinations.
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Yep, I throw them in the garbage, I hate em, yuk. Olive oil ok, afterAll Popeye loved her, she rode his corn cob pipe for hours.Originally posted by Pegasus View PostAnyone know how to process olives?A prayer, is kinda the same as a "Like". If there are enough likes, God will take notice. So "Like" away please. My daughter needs your prayers. Thank You.
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I have a couple of Mission olive trees on my vast estate.
I also have a couple of acres of weeds. A few months ago, I began transplanting volunteer seedlings from under the two mature trees out into the wastelands. Except for a couple that got dug up by beasts, all the infantrees seem to be doing well. In 20 years or so, I will sit on my porch and survey a veritable forest of olive trees!
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You do realize, of course, that Popeye was introduced in a supporting role in Olive Oyl's comic strip that she shared with her brother (Castor), father (Cole), mother ('Nana, short for banana), and uncles (Otto and Lubry Kent). Popeye was a bit of an interloper and came between Olive and her (cheatin') fiancé, Harold Hamgravy.Originally posted by Party View PostYep, I throw them in the garbage, I hate em, yuk. Olive oil ok, afterAll Popeye loved her, she rode his corn cob pipe for hours.Pirate Diplomacy:
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InterestingOriginally posted by Pirate View PostYou do realize, of course, that Popeye was introduced in a supporting role in Olive Oyl's comic strip that she shared with her brother (Castor), father (Cole), mother ('Nana, short for banana), and uncles (Otto and Lubry Kent). Popeye was a bit of an interloper and came between Olive and her (cheatin') fiancé, Harold Hamgravy.
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Olive trees are tough and require little water . Like you say though they can take a long time to grow and bear .
The ancients used to talk of planting them for the grandkids,
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