Today, we’re going to talk about a subject that has a lot, and also nothing, to do with wine at the same time. It’s time to talk about olives — and the similarities they share with wine grapes. In case you weren’t aware, olives actually came before wine in Italy. Now, olives and grapes grow next to each other on virtually every vineyard in the Mediterranean. To find out why this is the case, we’re joined by Arsen Khachaturyants of Arsenio in Tuscany. He grows olive trees, makes oliv...| VinePair
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Rosemary Royston brings inspiration and creativity on-campus at John C. Campbell Folk School during her "Creative Writing Across Genres" session. Her upcoming August workshop brings the magic of her Folk School class Downtown Murphy.| JCCFS
Rivisitare le ricette originali in versione vegan, ecco la sfida di questo mese con L’Italia nel piatto! Sperimentare in cucina è una cosa che amo ma spesso i “puristi” delle ricette, soprattutto le tradizionali, sono … L'articolo Olive ascolane in versione vegan proviene da .|
The Acebuches de El Rocio are a remnant of an ancient Mediterranean forest that once dominated the landscape of Spain's Doñana Natural Park. Despite their common perception as 'just' wild olive trees, acebuches have a rich history, as does the town of El Rocio, which receives a million pilgrims in a single week each year to its famous church.| The Treeographer
Learn to make these fun and incredibly delicious filoncini with green olives and olive oil. It's kind of like a twisted baguette but with loads of flavor!| The Perfect Loaf