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A Chef’s Favorite Olive Oils

One reason olive oil is popular for cooking is its high smoke point, and it doesn’t degrade as quickly as many oils. It also offers a variety of culinary possibilities in terms of flavoring. The accomplished chef takes into consideration the origin of the dish and texture of ingredients, as well as the nature and intensity of the desired flavor. Strong-flavored olive oils are ideal for cooking fish or other strong flavored foods. Tangier, freshly-pressed oils complement antipasti meats and vegetables, while lighter herb-flavored oils enhance the subtle flavors of fresh mozzarella or tomatoes. Mellow, late-harvest oils can be used to bake a cake.

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