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My olive

June 20, 2005 by Divina Cucina


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Originally uploaded by divinacucina.

My first Bonsai Olive….
which will be a full sized olive, although the tree is bonsai.

I will check to see how his progress is going compared to the olives in the orchard near by.

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  1. Typesetter says

    June 21, 2005 at 10:07 am

    Yet, getting bonsai-sized olives that you can eat whoole, not having to bother to spit the seed because it’s so small that it will not cause any problem, would be great. Now that I think of it: taggiasche could be considered bonsai olives, but their seeds are so big when compared to their size… [Alice Twain]

  2. Diva says

    June 22, 2005 at 5:39 pm

    That would be great! But yes the seeds always to be most of the olive.

    I adore the salt cured olives and will post my recipes when the season is upon us.
    When I spoke this year at IACP in DAllas, I presented a panel on olivesm and served a Green and Black olive jam, inspired by a Turkish recipe. Was nice, with lemon, but the enxt time I make it, will add some sweet and sour and spicy!
    Is great with cheeses and roast meats.

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Originally from California; Tuscany has been my home since 1984. I found the city of Florence to hold all my passions, food, wine, art all in one place. When I am not in Tuscany, I am often found in Sicily, my other favorite place to be. Always searching for recipes to share and exploring for the guides I write to my favorite cities for food and wine.

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