Try to imagine a fresh seasonal salad with all the colors of the garden, or a beautiful summer frisella topped with tomatoes, oregano, and mozzarella, or even a plate of spaghetti with garlic, oil, and chili pepper, to name just three of the most popular and beloved dishes in Italy.
But what if the pantry ran out of oil ? What would these three recipes taste like? This thought alone is enough to remind us how important pairings and uses of extra virgin olive oil are in Mediterranean cuisine.
Extra virgin olive oil , in fact, is not limited to being "the" condiment par excellence and one of the best cooking fats of all, whether for sautéing, sautéing, or frying. Extra virgin olive oil should be considered a truly indispensable ingredient, and to fully appreciate its characteristics, as well as to enhance and enhance the other ingredients it pairs with, it should be chosen, each time, based on its intensity , aromas , and flavors specific to each bottle.

