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Partnering with The Quail & Olive, Carmel Valley

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However, all opinions expressed here are my own. 
 

I was recently introduced to Annelise Brabeck, the lovely and knowledgeable proprietress of The Quail & Olive* in Carmel Valley. I'm excited to announce that I will be partnering with her to create and share recipes using her oils, vinegars, and other pantry items. 


I am so excited about the possibilities and I'll be linking everything here so that you can find all of recipes and posts easily. Now to research about these oils and vinegars...and to decide what to make first! 


Products are listed alphabetically with links to the webstore and my creations made with the products.
    Arbequina Olive Oil (here)

    Basil Olive Oil (here)

    Butter Flavored Olive oil (here)

    Doctor's Blend Olive Oil (here)

    Elderberry Balsamic Vinegar (here)

    Garlic Olive Oil (here)

    Olio Nuovo (here)

    Pacific Spice Vinegar (here)

    Plum Basil Balsamic Vinegar (here)

    Raspberry Basil Vinegar (here)

    Star Anise and Vanilla Bean Balsamic (here)

    Taggiasca Olive Oil (here)
    Triple A Olive Oil (here)

    Tuscan Blend Olive Oil (here)

    Tuscan Melody Balsamic Vinegar (here)

    Vegan Bacon Olive Oil (here)


    You may find The Quail & Olive...


    on the web, on Facebook, on Instagram, on Twitter

    *Disclosure: I receive compensation in the form of complimentary products for recipe development 
    and generating social media traction. All opinions are my own.

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