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OriginSpain
VarietiesCommon varieties include Gordal and Manzanilla.
CuringOften cured in brine or a salt-water solution.
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Store olives in their brine in a sealed container in the refrigerator. Do not store them dry; they will shrivel and lose flavor.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Rinse canned or jarred olives before using to remove excess salt.
Stuff olives with pimento, garlic, or anchovies for added flavor.
Add them to salads, pasta dishes, stews, or serve them as part of an antipasto platter.
Their firm texture holds up well in cooked dishes.
Pairs With
Cheese (Manchego, Feta)
Cured meats (prosciutto, salami)
Tuna
Lemon
Garlic
Herbs (oregano, rosemary)
Wine (dry white wines, sherry)
Common Mistakes
Assuming all green olives taste the same; flavor can vary widely by variety and curing method.
Not tasting an olive before adding it to a dish; they can be quite salty.
Also called
Aliases
- Spanish Green Oliveplural
/spanish-green-olive
