Crushed olives, one of the most delicious olive varieties, are table olives produced by crushing the green olives collected in the early harvest period in various ways. Crushed olives are produced by crushing the collected olives by hitting them with various crushing tools such as stone or hammer. After the crushing process, olives are kept in water for a while. Water is changed at regular intervals. This process is continued until the bitterness of the olives is gone. Then, lemon and salt are added to the water containing the olives. After the olives are extracted from the salt, crushed olives with a great taste are obtained.
These are very delicious green olives prepared by natural methods. You can serve with plain olive oil for breakfast or together with flavors such as garlic, pepper and tomato paste, and choose them for different meals.
Green cracked olives are among the most popular olive types. It is a very healthy food with its olive content. It contains lots of vitamin A, iron and calcium. To start the day well, green cracked olives are often preferred. Apart from breakfasts, green olives can be used in salads and some dishes by removing the seeds.
The ones collected by hand during the yellow ripening period (September) are based on the size of the grain, taking the boy. In the calibrated bikini, olives are given to the tanks as a gift of alkali. Olives are distributed with alkali and a material distribution is made. With washing processes, the alkali in the olive is removed. For brine to fermentation. Fermentation processes and controls are made. After about 2-3 months, the olives are taken out of the tanks and sorted. Male olives are crushed in a crushing machine if crushing is used. If it is to be handled with filling, it is removed and filled with filling material. Olives are selected and packaged. It is packaged as a cocktail.
Pitted and hand filled with pickled red pepper. The peppers are sweet and juicy, and combine beautifully with the buttery saltiness of the olives. Goes great with a pre-dinner aperitif!