One of my favorite olives…Good old Rigatoni and meatballs....... dried cured olives in olive oil on the side.View attachment 58814
Yea. My favorite also. I usually rinse them off, and add my own good olive oil. and a little pepper flakes, and minced fine garlic.O
One of my favorite olives…
Remember "Mel's Delight" ?
I never remember eating dry cured olives before going to Cora in France and then Tunisia. The Metropolitan Market is the only place I can get them now. How long do you let the olives marinate in your concoction before eating?Yea. My favorite also. I usually rinse them off, and add my own good olive oil. and a little pepper flakes, and minced fine garlic.
Those olives come with a true story:
~ around 1949, Uncle Tony the Plumber loved the olives so much, he ate 2 lbs of them.
He cramped up so bad, they called the ambulance, and in the hospital, they pumped out his stomach.
The nurse said she first was alarmed, and thought he had eaten Coal. LOL.
I eat them right away, then if there are any leftover, overnight makes them better tasting.I never remember eating dry cured olives before going to Cora in France and then Tunisia. The Metropolitan Market is the only place I can get them now. How long do you let the olives marinate in your concoction before eating?
Sorry, but I think they taste like motor oil. JMOI eat them right away, then if there are any leftover, overnight makes them better tasting.
Sorry, but I think they taste like motor oil. JMO