Olive Oil & Seasoning

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Casa de Santo amaro I Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Portugal
1 review
Casa de Santo Amaro Grande Escolha I Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Portugal
Casa de Santo Amaro Prestige I Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Portugal
1 review
Casa de Santo Amaro Premium I Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Portugal
Saloio Sélection I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Huile d'olive vierge extra premium Pintarroxo from Portugal
Huile d'olive vierge aromatisée au Thym from Portugal
Huile d'olive vierge aromatisée au Romarin from Portugal
Huile d'olive vierge aromatisée au Thym et romarin from Portugal
1 review
Monte das Oliveiras I Olive oil plate from Portugal
1 review
A Alfacinha dos Caracóis I Olive plate from Portugal
Fadista I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Fadista I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Fine stoneware Oil Carafe from Portugal
1 review
Saloio I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Triunfo I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Santa Maria I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Senhora Do Viso I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Set of 3 tins of olive oil from Portugal
Girassol I Ceramic oil Carafe from Portugal
Mondegão I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Tamegão I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Viriato I Extra virgin olive oil from Portugal
Saloio I Olive oil can and its carafe from Portugal
Triunfo I Olive oil and its carafe from Portugal
Santamaria I Olive oil and its carafe from Portugal
1 review
Stainless steel Condiment Set from Portugal
Stainless steel Oil Carafe from Portugal
Sandstone Oil Carafe from Portugal
Peixe I Ceramic oil Carafe - Blue from Portugal
Peixe I Ceramic Oil Carafe - White from Portugal
Portuguese Piri Piri - Strong from Portugal
2 reviews
Portuguese Piri Piri - Soft from Portugal
Portuguese Piri Piri - Special Chicken from Portugal
Piri Piri à l'ail from Portugal
Portuguese Piri Piri with Lemon and Herbs from Portugal
Piri-Piri moulu from Portugal
2 reviews
Portuguese Piri Piri - Chutney from Portugal
Portuguese chicken marinade from Portugal
1 review
Cannelle moulue from Portugal
Salt from Rio Maior from Portugal
Set of 2 spicy salt tubes from Portugal
Flavored Salt I Coriander from Portugal
Flavored Salt I Olives, Garlic and Laurel from Portugal
Flavored salt I Piri-Piri and Aromatic Herbs from Portugal
Flavored Salt I Lavender and dehydrated citrus fruit from Portugal
Flavored Salt I Rosemary from Portugal
Flavored Salt I Thyme from Portugal
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ABOUT PORTUGUESE OLIVE OILS AND CONDIMENTS

 

Discover Portuguese olive oils. Portugal is a major producer of olive oil and the Portuguese are major consumers. It is therefore not surprising to find in Portugal olive oils that are among the best in the world. These oils are protected according to their origin: The olive oil of Trás-os-Montes is perhaps the best known but 5 other regions protect their appellation: the olive oil of Alentejo interior or Norte, Beira Interior, Ribatejo or Moura. You must absolutely taste the extra virgin olive oil drawn from a Portuguese registered designation of origin olive groove. You can also buy virgin olive oil with a slightly higher acidity or refined olive oil. It's according to your taste.

Spice up your dishes with Portuguese condiments. Spices are essential ingredients in Portuguese cuisine. There is no Portuguese recipe without garlic, onions, bay leaves, chillies, spices, or marinades... And most of the desserts include cinnamon. Do try the famous Portuguese grilled chicken: it's just a chicken but with a completely different taste thanks to a marinade made with olive oil, garlic, paprika, and Piri-Piri.

Use Portuguese seasoning. Condiments are also widely used in Portuguese cuisine to flavour dishes. The salts are often seasoned with olives, garlic, bay leaf, fennel, savory. You can also find fantastic dried fruits and vegetables to spice up your dishes: tomatoes, peppers, green apples, almonds, pistachios... You will, therefore, be able to make a list of condiments to have in your cupboards in order to give an authentic Portuguese taste to all your dishes, even the most common ones.

Portuguese chicken with piri-piri. The famous Portuguese grilled chicken is nothing more than a chicken opened in half and placed on the barbecue. What changes everything is the marinade that is used and gives it that very special taste: bay leaf, garlic, olive oil, olive oil, parsley, tomato sauce, salt and pepper of course but above all what makes the difference is Piri Piri. Piri Piri is a chilli pepper from Angola and used by the Portuguese, who drizzle piri piri oil on almost all dishes. It is a small pepper, sharp, red or green that should be used with great moderation.

 
 
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