Olive

Simply place your olives on a flat work surface and use a chef’s knife or meat pounder to gently squish (or, if you’re more confident,… Read More »How Do You Cook Green Olives Without A Pitter?

Can you use a cherry pitter to pit olives? Yes, you can pit olives with a cherry pitter. What is another use for an olive… Read More »Can You Pit Olives With A Cherry Pitter?

Higher-end olives are still stuffed by hand, while lower-end olives are stuffed by a machine. To accomplish this, pimentos are puréed, and a natural gum… Read More »Are All Olives Stuffed By Hand?

One of the best ways of harvesting olives is by tree-shaking. The trunk of the tree is shaken so that the olives that are ready… Read More »What Is The Best Way To Harvest Olives Why?

There may be several reasons why your olive tree is not producing olive fruits such as an age of the olive tree, lack of sun… Read More »Why Are My Olives Not Growing?

One year on the shelf or after opened and refrigerated. If a white residue appears on top of the olives, it is a process called… Read More »Why Are My Olives Waxy?

Olive scab is a fungal disease that attacks olive (Olea) species. It affects the leaves, and severe attacks are not only unsightly but can reduce… Read More »What Is Olive Scab?

Cut two slits in each olive and then place these into a tub filled with water to cover. Keep the olives submerged and change the… Read More »What Do They Soak Black Olives In?

The process of curing – or pickling – olives is needed to draw the bitterness away from the olive flesh and make it edible. The… Read More »Do Black Olives Need To Be Cured?

You can eat an olive straight from the tree, but raw olives are extremely bitter. This is because they contain the compounds oleuropein and ligstroside,… Read More »Can You Cook Olives Straight From The Tree?