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Published 1974
The delicious olives cassées that garnish Provençal luncheon tables during several months of the year (put into their brine the first part of October, they are best from the end of October to mid-January, but will last through March or April), slightly bitter, refreshing, with a flavor that is nervous and exciting, resemble in no way olives commercially available in the United States. During early autumn, fresh green olives are sold widely in Italian neighborhoods for home preparation.
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