Le Ferre Coratina Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2024 75cl

- Serve chilled olive oil as a dipping sauce at room or slightly cooler temperature with artisanal breads infused with a sprinkle of crushed pink peppercorns and flaked sea salt for contrast. - Drizzle over gourmet popcorn right after popping adding a pinch of smoked paprika and nutritional yeast for a savory snack twist. - Use as a finishing drizzle on roasted stone fruits like peaches or plums topped with a crumble of goat cheese and toasted almonds served warm. - Whisk olive oil into homemade herbaceous vinaigrettes with finely grated fresh horseradish and a touch of honey for an unexpected zing on grilled vegetable salads. - Incorporate into cold noodle salads dressed with lemon zest fresh mint and crushed pistachios for a Mediterranean flair. - Elevate creamy desserts by drizzling olive oil and finishing with Maldon salt flakes over vanilla bean panna cotta or lemon sorbet. - For unique cocktail garnish float a small olive oil slick on top of a Bloody Mary or green juice to add a silky mouthfeel and earthy aroma. - Use olive oil-based emulsion as a glaze on bruschetta topped with whipped ricotta and roasted cherry tomatoes for contrasting textures and flavors. - On special occasions present in small porcelain spoons with a freshly cracked black peppercorn and microgreens as an amuse-bouche to excite the palate.

Store olive oil in a cool stable temperature environment between 50°F and 75°F (10°C–24°C) ideally around 65°F avoiding fluctuations and higher heat that accelerate degradation. Keep the oil protected from light exposure especially ultraviolet rays by storing it in dark opaque bottles or containers or in a dark cupboard or pantry away from windows and direct sunlight. Use airtight sealing to minimize oxygen exposure as air contact oxidizes the oil diminishing quality and nutritional value. Once opened ensure the cap is tightly closed after each use to limit oxygen ingress. Store the bottle upright to reduce the exposed surface area and prevent leakage as well as to avoid prolonged contact between the oil and the bottle closure material that could affect flavor or quality. Maintain a dry environment to avoid moisture contamination that could spoil the oil or encourage mold growth. Humidity is generally less critical than light oxygen and temperature but should be kept low and stable if possible. For unopened bottles simply keep them in a cool dark place with minimal temperature variation and away from light. For opened bottles continue to store them in the same conditions but be aware that exposure to air once opened makes prompt consumption advisable ideally within a few months to preserve optimal quality.