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Successful Cooking with Olive Oil Begins and Ends with Getting the Flavor Right
Cooking with olive oil finishes dishes differently. I want flavor from my oil and use extra virgin olive oil in my home kitchen. For a frittata or Italian omelet it adds a rich flavor to the eggs reminiscent of the ones whipped up by my grandmother.
For an
olive oil dip
I add jalapeno peppers to extra virgin olive oil, let it steep for a week and use it to finish a spicy garlic soup. Also, I serve it as an appetizer with dense country bread for dipping. Or drizzle it on store bought soup just before serving.
Flavored oil olives are so easy and much less expensive than buying if you have a simple plastic spray bottle to use as an olive oil mister.
- You get to control the
types of olive oil
because you select it.
- Add anything fresh like garlic or herbs to flavor it.
- Let it rest in a cool, dry, dark place for a few days.
- Spray it on steamed vegetables, toasted dense country bread, salads, skin of roasting poultry for a crispy, golden brown, flavorful result.
When cooking with olive oil the taste determines the pairing. For example, if the extra virgin olive oil has a delicate, buttery flavor as opposed to grassy and super pungent, I'll probably use it to dress some fresh white-flesh fish.
Pasta dressed with a grassy and pungent olive oil, freshly grated parmigiano-reggiano cheese and 2 or 3 grindings of black pepper, makes a quick side dish to accompany a large dinner salad dressed with one of my
olive oil salad dressings.
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