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DIY Herb Infused Olive Oils

DIY Herb Infused Olive Oils

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DIY Gourmet Infusions

Creating herb-infused olive oils is a simple yet profound way to enhance both the flavor and aroma of your cooking. This process involves choosing high-quality olive oil and combining it with your choice of fresh herbs from your garden, such as basil, rosemary, or thyme. Allow the oils and herbs to meld together, infusing the oil with the essence of the herbs. This guide provides everything you need to start making your own gourmet, herb-infused oils at home. With detailed instructions and expert tips, you'll learn how to select the right herbs, combine them with the best olive oil, and store your creations properly to maximize flavor. Whether you're looking to add a personal touch to your kitchen repertoire or searching for the perfect homemade gift for a food-loving friend, our DIY herb-infused olive oil guide is your starting point.

Infusing olive oils is incredibly easy—especially when you already have the herbs on hand in your Rise Garden. That’s why they make the perfect gift.

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Herb Infused Olive Oil

Directions

  1. Step One Choose your herbs (see below)
  2. Step Two Prepare your giftable jar by adding a small sprig of the herb of choice and set aside. 
  3. Step Three Add the olive oil and herbs to a small saucepan. Heat over low heat and let it simmer for 20 minutes. Keep the heat low and don’t let it boil. 
  4. Step Four Strain the herbs from the oil and pour it into the prepared jar.
  5. Step Five Tie a ribbon and add a gift tag or a label. 
  6. Step Six Gift your oil! 

Infused Olive Oil Herb Ideas

  • Rosemary
  • Thyme
  • Oregano
  • Lavender
  • Garlic
  • Genovese Basil 
  • Thai Basil
  • Sage
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