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Do you can them?

No canning for these DJ. We leave them in brine for two months. Then a milder brine with oil on top to air proof them.

We just leave them in the fridge in a large container and take them out in small batches when we want to eat them.
 

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They're already green...

Lol. You're right, Tim. Just making olives then. Lol...pretty interesting the different techniques to prepare them.

These are split to let the acidity leach into water. The green ones are the same as black, but not ripe yet.

The black ones are less acidic and can go straight into brine without being split.

I usually make a batch of semi-fermented ones by putting them into a water bottle and adding seawater.
 

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Lol. You're right, Tim. Just making olives then. Lol...pretty interesting the different techniques to prepare them.

These are split to let the acidity leach into water. The green ones are the same as black, but not ripe yet.

The black ones are less acidic and can go straight into brine without being split.

I usually make a batch of semi-fermented ones by putting them into a water bottle and adding seawater.
Couldn't help myself Dan. Sounds wonderful. Fermentation is right in my wheelhouse. Got a daikon radish and carrot ferm going right now.
 

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Do you do kimchi? It's supposed to do wonders for healthy gut bacteria.
A Korean woman at work brought in some fresh dates and set 'em out to eat fresh fruit like I guess. They look like big acorns. I've tasted acorns as a kid but I ain't tasted these yet.
 
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