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  Infused Olive oils are so easy to make and great to
 have stored away as a way of adding fantastic flavour
 with no fuss to your meal instantly. Simply follow the
 method bellow with which ever ingredients you want.
 I have also listed some ingredients to produce some
fantastic flavours for you to try out.
 
 
 
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Chilli Infused Olive Oil

You will need:

6 Thai Chilli

1 Scotch bonnet

250ml Olive oil

 

Rosemary infused Oil

You will need:

A large bunch of Rosemary

250ml Olive oil

 

   
Infused Olive oil

You will need:

6 non-dried Bay leafs

250ml Olive Oil
Garlic infused Olive oil

You will need:

1 Bulb garlic

250ml Olive Oil
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1. Infuse the Olive Oil

Place all the ingredients in a pan and heat extremely gently. Lowest heat for 30 minutes.

Once heated leave to cool down completely.

2. Storage and infuse further

Pour into bottles using a funnel and push all flavouring e.g. the chillies or garlic in as well.
 Make sure the oil comes right to the top of the bottle and leaves no air pocket.

Screw the lid down and leave in a dry, cool, dark place for 2 weeks to infuse completely.

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