How to Make Black Olives at Home?
Hello Dear Friends,
Last week's recipe matured and now served. it was my crushed green olives. It's time for this week with my homemade black olives I started.
I picked my olives with my hands on the holiday of October 29, I separated the blacks and greens and set them separately. The taste and color of my black olives have returned, but for those who do not like spicy (other name for mild bitterness :)) like me, they have at least 15-20 days more.
Everyone has their own measure. I used 1 tablespoons of rock salt for 1 kilo or even 100 kilo of 3 grams of black olives. This measure is quite suitable for my taste, you can go up to 100-150 grams of salt for one kilo, but you should soak it in water for 1 night before eating it. According to my taste, there is no need to add water in the measurements I made.
Now, of course, because I picked it from the branch with my own hands. meaty olives I chose them, naturally, they were not bruised or bruised. If you are going to collect it yourself or buy it from the market, be careful to choose shiny black, fleshy and unblemished ones.
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How to Make Black Olives at Home? Ingredients for the Recipe
- 1 kilo of meat raw black olives
- 3 tablespoons of rock salt (pickling salt)
- 2 litre glass or plastic jar
How to Make Black Olives at Home? How To Make The Recipe?
- Wash the olives and let them drain.
- Place the drained olives in a 2-liter plastic or glass jar.
- Add salt, close the lid and shake until the salt disperses.
- Shake the jar of olives for 30-1 minutes every day for 2 days to mix the salt and release the olives' juice.
- The olives will start to shrink and release their water over time. After 15 days, you can pour out the accumulated water. You can continue to pour as the water accumulates.
- You can serve your ripened and sweetened olives with olive oil and lemon after 1,5 -2 months.
- I don't put it in, but you can divide it into jars if you want.
Can't we cook this dough not in oil, like flatbread, but without oil?
Hello Miss Nilay,
Do you mind if we make this dough in the evening and leave it in the fridge in the morning? Will we get the same result?
I thought about Saturday morning :)
I was wondering the same thing.. or does it taste different if you cook it and let it sit?
Since it is baking powder, it does not deteriorate within 12 hours and its taste does not change within 12 hours.