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Olives

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By Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby

Published 2013

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The allure of olives goes far beyond a love of salty foods. The variety in their flavors and textures is nearly as wide as their geographic reach and cultural significance. Olives evoke a perfect Mediterranean day, perhaps in a vineyard in the Tuscan or Provençal countryside, or at a terraced cliffside café on a Greek island overlooking the silky blue Aegean. Our table there is set simply with bowls of olives, pistachios, bread, and olive oil—and, of course, some local white wine.

As unabashed olive lovers, we have spent countless hours foraging through specialty stores, making questionable deals with obscure purveyors, and scouring the Internet for the favorites that make up the mixes we serve at Vedge. Our green mix consists of green Cerignola, Castelvetrano, and Picholine olives. Our black mix consists of black Cerignola, Taggiasche, and cured Beldi olives. Here are some others worth seeking out:

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