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Adjustable stand — hold cookbook or tablet at eye level while cooking
Provençal olive paste — crostini, sandwiches, pasta, fish topping
Professional-grade blender — silky purees, hot soups, nut butters
Copper core = instant heat response — delicate sauces, custards
1.5mm copper — ultimate thermal responsiveness for delicate sauces
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*This mojo sauce I have already supplied. it is very easy. Note this pre-arrangements: clean olives, make 3 short cuts in olives from top to bottom, very simple. Put the oilives in water with salt during 10/14 days for purging, have a look every 4/5 days. After this process, get the olives out of water and put them in a recipient...- In a mortar make a sauce with all ingredients excluding oregon and thyme. This must be well mashed. Put olives in a recipent where you are going to keep for serving and add in a little of water... Add in the above sauce -mojo- and cover the olives with oregon and thyme... Wait 3/4 days to taste... We do from our olive tree the same, but we mash the olives with a kitchen wooden hammer, olives are covered with a clean rag... keeping them in water with 1 lemon in two parts, with laurel, pepper grains, for 10/14 days... the same as baove. The sauce is a little different: Garlic + black pepper + oregon + thyme + some almonds very well mashed + 1 lemon in 3/4 parts + laurel, oilve, vinegar, water... keeping the olives in this sauce for some days before serving