From TREE to TABLE - Turkish Grandma's way of curing Olives

Hello everyone!
This video is a story of how I cured my own olives at home...
I asked my grandmother on the recipe. So this is simply her method :)
Otherwise known as 'Cizik zeytin' in Turkish. It is loved by many and became a traditional way of making olives in Turkey. I hope you enjoy!
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Thank you for watching!

[@mikerapp8163]

Thanks for documenting this process. A lot more effort but worth it.

[@lizfraser4543]

My baby olive tree is almost ready and I'm going to try your method for sure

[@02havea]

Thank you very much for sharing. Love this

[@mr.nabieho9079]

Looks delicious, can’t wait to try it.
Thank you for sharing it.

[@adamc3304]

Thank you for the amazing video! Very informative ❤️ I just got an olive tree 😊

[@CharleyMarion]

Subtitles fade way too fast... hard to keep track of the process.... had to slow down the speed 1/2 times to get all the info and it gets difficult. too bad... the process seems nice.

[@nowirehangers2815]

Are you lazy 😂

[@wayne2534]

@@nowirehangers2815 no i found the same issue, started watching the process then realise subtitles had come and gone, had to pause to read them, not lazy at all.

[@UniverseEarthSpirit]

Where didd your grandmother get citric acid from?

[@nowirehangers2815]

You can get it in Woolies

[@psejenks]

Is the thyme actually rosemary?

[@K1F1L]

Thyme is not rosemary. They are two different herbs

[@jeffdavis2679]

Yup

[@atifafridi9219]

Long video but can't pick idea

[@frankcarson358]

too much work, changing water almost every day

[@TheSunnyTrails]

Loved this, too bad you’re preaching a false god