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The Olive Press Blog: February 2010
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Having Your Cake and Eating it too
Posted by Olivia on Fri, February 26, 2010
A recent Greek study showed that olive oil, when used to replace margarine in commercial cake recipes, did not adversely affect the texture of the cake (and in some cases, …
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Mini Lamb-Feta Burgers with Lemon-Yogurt Sauce
Posted by Olivia on Thu, February 18, 2010
This meal was inspired by a lamb burger I had at one of my all-time favorite restaurants in San Francisco, The Monk’s Kettle. Extra Virgin Olive Oil keeps the meat …
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The Olive Odyssey
Posted by Olivia on Mon, February 15, 2010
The amazing 3-month Sonoma Valley Olive Festival had part of its grand finale this past Saturday, at the Sonoma Valley Olive Odyssey, held in the Grand Piazza between Jacuzzi Family …
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Rosemary-Olive Oil Frittata
Posted by Olivia on Thu, February 11, 2010
This easy egg dish makes for a delightful brunch, lunch or even light supper. Bold Sonoma Valley Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil and bright rosemary combine beautifully with aged white …
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Oven-Baked Garlic Fries
Posted by Olivia on Thu, February 04, 2010
These garlicky fries are a staple at ballparks, but they can stand up to a fancy steak equally well. The Parmesan adds a nutty, salty layer that compliments the garlic …
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