the olive
oil grassy flavor doesn't come through in my experience.
Not exact matches
First of all, I was impressed with the
flavor of their oils, which reminded me of the
grassy notes I typically only come across in the dipping
oil served with bread at high - end restaurants.
Grassy, nutty and full of
flavor, the wheels of Dry Jack are rubbed with
oil and cocoa and it's the only cheese I can think of that has the cajones to compare to a true Parmigiano Reggiano.
Straightforward ice cream
flavors work well here — think vanilla, strawberry, and pistachio — and while nearly any flavorful
oil can be used, fruity and
grassy oils are a good place to start.
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Once the olives are pressed and the
oil is extracted, you're left with extra virgin olive
oil; it's robust in
flavor, and can have buttery, spicy, fruity, or
grassy notes, depending on the olives point of origin.
Choose a mild, not - too -
grassy, not - too - peppery olive
oil for this granola recipe so that its savory
flavor doesn't overwhelm the other ingredients.