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Published 2012
This variety looks a bit like an acorn, hence the name (the French for acorn is gland). Picked while still green, at the end of November, the Aglandau makes a green-tinted olive oil with a flavour of apples or newly mown hay. It is elegant, excellent for salads, endives, asparagus and artichokes.
© 2012 All rights reserved. Published by Prospect Books.
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