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Homemade Olive Oil in Minutes: A Quick Kitchen Method

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Use the olive oil immediately for the best flavor. Store any remaining oil in a small, airtight glass jar in the fridge and use within 2 days. This fresh oil is ideal for drizzling on salads or dipping bread.

Variations:

Add a few basil or garlic cloves during crushing for flavored oil.

Mix green and black olives for a more balanced taste.

Use cold water for a lighter extraction, though it may yield less oil.

FAQ:
Can I make large quantities with this method?
No, this is best for small batches. Larger amounts require a press or cold-extraction machine.

Do I need to cure the olives first?
No, you can use raw ripe olives for this simple method, although cured olives can also be used.

What kind of olives should I use?
Use ripe, fresh olives from a trusted source. Black olives generally give a milder flavor, while green ones are more bitter.

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