How to Make Parsley Oil
Boil the water., Blanch the parsley., Squeeze dry the parsley., Purée the parsley., Refrigerate the oil., Strain the oil., Use the oil.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Boil the water.
Bring a pot of water to the boil and season with salt. -
Step 2: Blanch the parsley.
Place the parsley in the sieve and put it into the boiling water for 15-20 seconds.
Immediately place it into iced water for a few seconds until the parsley is cold. , Place the blanched parsley into the centre of a tea towel.
Ball up the edges of the tea towel, twist them into a knot and squeeze the water from the herb over a bowl or sink. , Next, place the parsley into the blender and add half of the oil.
Purée for a few seconds and then add the other half of the oil.
Continue to purée until the oil becomes a bright green. , When green, empty the oil into a bowl and cover with the cling film (plastic wrap).
Now refrigerate it overnight. , The following day, place a cheesecloth in a strainer placed over a bowl and pour the oil into the cheesecloth.
Allow it to drip until all the oil is strained. , It can now be used in any dish, as well as to decorate serving plates with a few drizzles (especially effective on a white plate). -
Step 3: Squeeze dry the parsley.
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Step 4: Purée the parsley.
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Step 5: Refrigerate the oil.
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Step 6: Strain the oil.
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Step 7: Use the oil.
Detailed Guide
Bring a pot of water to the boil and season with salt.
Place the parsley in the sieve and put it into the boiling water for 15-20 seconds.
Immediately place it into iced water for a few seconds until the parsley is cold. , Place the blanched parsley into the centre of a tea towel.
Ball up the edges of the tea towel, twist them into a knot and squeeze the water from the herb over a bowl or sink. , Next, place the parsley into the blender and add half of the oil.
Purée for a few seconds and then add the other half of the oil.
Continue to purée until the oil becomes a bright green. , When green, empty the oil into a bowl and cover with the cling film (plastic wrap).
Now refrigerate it overnight. , The following day, place a cheesecloth in a strainer placed over a bowl and pour the oil into the cheesecloth.
Allow it to drip until all the oil is strained. , It can now be used in any dish, as well as to decorate serving plates with a few drizzles (especially effective on a white plate).
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