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Great Winter Salads from Blogger “Total Salads”

9 January 2017 by Judy Ridgway

  New Year’s is a time when people resolve to take steps to improve their life. A common New Year’s resolution is to eat more healthily by following a new diet. In most cases, if it is a restrictive diet that focuses on eliminating certain foods, it can be difficult to maintain and might not…

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Great Greek Cooking

15 November 2016 by Judy Ridgway

People tend to think of Greek food as all hummus, kebabs and moussaka but this is just not the case. I have been talking to three Greek olive oil growers and producers about how they use their oils and have chosen three recipes to show a different and more adventurous side to Greek cooking. Stuffed…

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The True Food of Spain

4 October 2016 by Judy Ridgway

This is the title of a new book by Monika Linton who started the very successful Spanish food importing company Brindisa over twenty five years ago.  The title is an apt one for the book is full of  interesting in depth information on the various Spanish specialities together with guidelines on  preparing and serving them. …

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Great Cakes

22 July 2016 by Judy Ridgway

Picture of Torta del Pane

Torta del pane No apologies for the fact that this lovely Swiss cake from the Ticino region is not usually made with olive oil, but you could use a delicately flavoured olive oil instead of the butter.  Choose a wholemeal or dark bread and do not remove the crusts before weighing for the recipe.  No…

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Greek Casseroles

26 June 2016 by Judy Ridgway

olive oil decanter

Starting a new recipe collection: Not everyone realizes quite how versatile extra virgin olive oil can be in the kitchen but the growers certainly do.  Some time ago I put together a collection of recipes from olive oil producers around the world and published it as my e-book Remarkable Recipes.  Great olive oil recipes for…

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Sicilian olive oil great choice for pasta

7 June 2016 by Judy Ridgway

Picture of the dish

It’s nearly ten years since I visited the Disisa olive groves in the Monreale región of north western Sicily. I was impressed with the oil from these groves then and so I was very glad to see recently that the Disisa oil is now on sale on thegiftofoil webste. The name Disisa is derived from…

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