Buon Giorno e Buon Viaggio

Buon Giorno e Buon Viaggio fellow readers!

This blog was created for the purpose of adding information I'm learning for my trip to Italy. I'm extremely excited that I'm going and even more, to share my experience with you all. My blog is entitled il dolce far niente e tutto. It means the art of doing nothing and everything. Hope you're up for it :)

As my greeting says: Buon Giorno (Good Day) e Buon Viaggio (Good Journey)!













Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Sun Curing


Method: I found different variations of this method. Most had brining as a first step in this process. After they finished brining, they would be set out in the sun to dry until wrinkled. In my opinion, a more "pure" way to do this method is by putting the olives out in the sun.
Taste/Flavor: Because there are no added elements such as salt or oil, these olives have the most bitter flavor, and taste closest to eating a raw olive.
Region: This curing method has no particular association with a region.

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