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Three single variety olive oils are shown on a white marble table with white tile background. Left to Right:  Coratina, Picual, and Ascolano

Olive Oil

Delicious extra virgin & co-milled fruit and herb olive oils. 100% California grown & milled. 

Three olive tree saplings are shown on a plain background. One is in a round ceramic cachepot, in the center is one in a burlap sack, and the third is in a wooden cachepot.

Olive Trees

Send an olive tree as a thank you, to acknowledge a milestone, or as a way to make amends by...

Traditional, Rosé, and White Balsamic Vinegars in a white tile kitchen

Balsamic Vinegar

Authentic balsamic vinegars made in Modena from Modenese grapes and real fruit.

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RECIPES

  • Farinata Chickpea & Rosemary Pancake

    Donald's hand  reaches for a warm slice of Farinata
    Making this thin and crispy chickpea flour pancake scented with rosemary is ridiculously simple and the results immensely satisfying. All you need is water, chickpea flour, olive oil, and seasoning. The secret is finishing in a 500ºF oven, which leaves the outside lacy and inside on the verge of creamy and cakey.
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  • Torta Pasqualina alla California

    An 8" "Torta Pasqualina" savory eggy cake is topped with crispy phyllo and shown on a fancy porcelain plate. One slice has been removed.
    This tasty savory ricotta custard is encased in phyllo sheets baked to a delightful crispiness with liberal brushes of olive oil. Chock full of greens and--if you choose--whole eggs--make this for brunch or a special lunch to herald spring.
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CONVIVIAL CONVERSATION

  • Extending an Olive Branch

    An 18" olive tree sapling is shown next to a sitting buddha statue.
    National Reconciliation Day, observed on April 2nd is a day dedicated to promoting understanding, forgiveness, and cooperation. Is it time to address an estrangement through reconciliation this year? Read this short note for encouragement. 
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  • The Beauty of Olivewood

    Large "live edge" olivewood board with soft cheese
    The beauty of olivewood is due, in part, to the fact that it is slow growing, often in harsh conditions. Being slow growers, the wood these trees yield is hard, durable, and well suited for kitchen utensils. 
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A single large variegated Sevillano olive hangs suspended from a branch in 120 year old Corning orchard

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