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10 kilos of Olives of one tree - last week I spent a few mornings picking olives from just one of my trees - they are now soaking in a brine for 3 months - if they turn out Ok I think all my family and friends will be getting olives for Christmas this year - lucky we all love them.
I still have 6 smaller trees to pick in the next few days - so I am sure I will have enough for another bottle.
Does any one have any suggestions on good preserving recipes.
Kerry
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Well done Kerry!!!
Posted by: Maryanne | April 21, 2011 at 02:13 PM
wow..observant me...where were they??? rofl..happy easter Kerry and Geoff and family..have a good one
Posted by: pauline | April 21, 2011 at 06:51 PM
Oh I'm jealous, Kerry; I have two trees that haven't fruited since we bought them three or four years ago - just as well we still like them...It's so satisfying to have your own produce, isn't it - I'll be working on quinces and green tomatoes this weekend. Have a great Easter.
Posted by: Jan | April 21, 2011 at 08:32 PM
Kerrie your olives look fantastic i have a few ready to pick off my tree. This is my very first little crop . What is your recipee to preserve or pickle them could you let me know thanks
sue
Posted by: sue van der reyden | May 01, 2011 at 02:36 PM