Discover a new cuisine based on extra virgin olive oil
Olive oil, the gourmet element
Many might be aware of the health benefits coming from the extra virgin olive oil, but the elegance of this product makes it a gourmet element in your kitchen.
Treurer in your house
Box of 6 bottles of Treurer extra virgin olive oil 500ml.
Treurer extra virgin olive oil is an oil from the Arbequina variety of olives, balanced, with moderate fruity, slightly spicy as well as bitter.
We want you to stay young and healthy. That is why we offer you a € 30 shipping per order, regardless the amount of boxes and their destination (only applicable in Europe). For shipments to UK, the cost will be 30€ and 95€ to the USA, also regardless of the number of boxes purchased. If the delivery is made in Spain, this cost will be 20€.
And now, if you want, you can periodically receive your Treurer oil at home.
The Predimed study on the Mediterranean diet recommends a daily consumption of extra virgin olive oil of at least 40 grams per person.
Thus, a person needs 1.2kg. of Treurer oil per month to take care of their cardiovascular health and well-being.
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Extra virgin olive oil in your kitchen
What does ‘organoleptic properties’ mean?
They are the physical properties a product has when perceived through the senses: flavour, texture, colour or temperature. These properties are defined and scored during tastings or sensory analysis.
As we have previously commented, we don’t need to be a professional taster to be able to recognize an olive oil of high quality through taste and smell when this is used with other foods or on top of a simple slice of bread that we could use in order to do the tasting.
Is the flavour of an extra virgin olive oil different from a refined oil?
Of course it is! Anyone who has tried a pata negra ham and compared it to a low quality Serrano ham will never forget both flavours. You will be able to tell their differences in the future with no need to compare them again.
Likewise, whoever tastes a quality olive oil will never forget its unique flavour. So, why don’t you try it? Although, be aware that once you try a high quality extra virgin olive oil it would be hard for you to go back and use another one!
What does ‘first harvest or early harvest olive oil’ mean?
When olives are early collected, i.e. at the beginning of October, and they are picked up at their optimum point (just before they’re ripe) is when we talk about the first harvest olive oil.
This is the moment when the fruit colour is more powerful, its flavour more intense as well as aromatic and its texture more creamy. Additionally, these olives are high in polyphenols, i.e. natural antioxidants that protect against aging and cancer cells appearance.
While in its production has a lower performance, approximately 50% compared to the usual harvest, its performance in the kitchen is higher, since its aromas and flavours are concentrated.
The proper use of extra virgin olive oil
Some people will tell you that this oil should be used raw, not for cooking. But, nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, this olive oil is the best oil for frying, since it holds its chemical structure up to 180º of temperature.
Extra virgin olive oil of Arbequina variety
The Arbequina variety extra virgin olive oil is characterized by a moderate fruity taste in harmony with a slight bitterness and a mild spicy touch. Notes of green tomato, apple and even banana can be perceived. These features mean that Arbequina oil can have all kinds of uses in the kitchen, for instance:
- When raw, it’s essential to use it in salads, and to garnish all kinds of cheeses.
- When used as a final seasoning in pasta, meat, fish or vegetables, it helps to enhance the flavours of these dishes.
- In soups, creams and purees, it can be used both during their preparation and to garnish.
- Due to its balanced flavour, it can be used in the preparation of marinades and sauces.
- Since it holds its properties even at high temperatures, it’s perfect for frying and sautéing food.
- In baking, the Arbequina variety olive oil is a perfect substitute for butter.
- It can also be used for: doughs, breads, empanadas, rice, preservation methods, pickling brines, etc.
The olive oil tasting
This is the moment where the oil must put its organoleptic properties to the test. The tasting process determines when our oil becomes extra virgin olive oil.
The rite of tasting
Joan Miralles and Miquel Miralles, owners – Pere Miralles, agronomist engineer
Recipes
Mallorcan-style fish
Mallorcan-style fish is one of the most representative dishes of the island’s traditional cuisine. It is prepared with a whole white fish—usually grouper, sea bream, or sea bass—baked on a bed of seasonal vegetables, seasoned with extra virgin olive oil. The result is a juicy dish, full of Mediterranean aromas and with the perfect balance between sea and garden.
Recipe for stuffed squid Mallorcan style
Mallorcan-style stuffed squid is a classic dish in the island’s traditional cuisine, combining seafood with simple ingredients from the garden and the Mediterranean pantry.
Fava Parada Recipe
Fava parada is one of the oldest dishes in Mallorcan cuisine. It is made with dried fava beans that are slowly cooked until they have a thick, velvety texture, which is enriched with a sofrito of olive oil, garlic, and aromatic herbs.
Sopas Mallorquinas (Mallorcan bread soups)
Traditional Mallorcan soups made with brown bread, seasonal vegetables, and extra virgin olive oil. A healthy, vegetable-based, and comforting recipe.
Sopas Mallorquinas – Mallorcan Soups
Traditional Mallorcan soups made with brown bread, seasonal vegetables, and extra virgin olive oil. A healthy, vegetable-based, comforting recipe.
Genoese pesto: a fresh and aromatic classic
Traditional Genoese pesto recipe made with fresh basil, pine nuts, cheese, and extra virgin olive oil. A raw, aromatic sauce that is 100% Mediterranean.
The correct preservation of extra virgin olive oil
Extra virgin olive oil, like all fats, must be stored in adequate conditions for its preservation. For this, it’s necessary to maintain its thermal stability, i.e. it’s essential to keep it away from the stove, as well as to keep it in a place with average temperatures without oscillations.
Many of the oils you’ll find, like ours, are bottled in opaque containers. This is precisely to avoid the light damaging the product by subjecting it to chemical changes that we don’t want to happen.
Keeping it in an airtight container that doesn’t allow contact with air is also essential to avoid oxidation.
Finally, check the best before date because, although they tend to last long periods of time, oil, like almost all natural products, slowly loses its properties.
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