Olive Picking at Mas D’Augustine near Uzes
Barefoot Blogger · TasteIt’s olive time at Mas d’Augustine.
I’ve just been for my morning stroll around the gardens, checking what needs to be done today, as even in the winter there is always so much to do to ensure we have a beautiful garden ready for our guests next year. I’ve decided that the olives are ready for picking, the weather is sunny and bright, albeit very cold for the next couple of days, so it’s perfect olive picking weather!
…Continue reading here for the rest of Jane’s story of the olive harvest (last fall) from their eight trees at their B&B near Uzès, and her recipe for chicken tagine with olives.
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