Dcember 2010 - Post script - I usually use a 10% salt solution to pickle the olives (1 cup rock salt to 9 cups of water) - changing the water and salt mixture every few days until the olives have lost most of their bitterness. This takes a few weeks. The olives can then be left in the brine for several months - though there is a risk of various bacterial blooms while you are waiting. This year, I avoided this problem (of bacterial contamination) by adding 1 cup of home made red wine vinegar.
15 May 2010
Harvest day
Dcember 2010 - Post script - I usually use a 10% salt solution to pickle the olives (1 cup rock salt to 9 cups of water) - changing the water and salt mixture every few days until the olives have lost most of their bitterness. This takes a few weeks. The olives can then be left in the brine for several months - though there is a risk of various bacterial blooms while you are waiting. This year, I avoided this problem (of bacterial contamination) by adding 1 cup of home made red wine vinegar.
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