Well, I don't own
much quality olive oil, and using 1/3 to 1/2 a cup every time I make hummus (which is all the time) is something I can't quite afford.
Not exact matches
therefore, you should buy spanish
olive oil, which usually has
much better
quality than italian and with no doubt american, which is made from high intensity
olive tree cultivation and is no good...
It's that one month when everything at the market is so lush, so fruitastically fresh that all you need is a box of sea salt, a bottle of
quality olive oil, and the good sense not to mess with anything too
much.
Pretty
much all your chips, salad dressings, mayo, shortening, and even in low
quality olive oil.
1 cup light buckwheat flour (make sure to use light if you can, it's
much easier to use and more tasty) 1 tbsp good
quality oil (I use
olive) 1/3 — 1/2 cup warm water pinch of salt Additional buckwheat flour — for rolling and dusting
and its so
much healthier, with the good fats that one need and can withstand high temperatures, so you can use it to cook,
much better then using
olive oil that looses a lot its
quality at high temperatures