Olive Citrus Butter

Makes 200g Prep Time 3 minutes   Rated: Print

Learn how to make a bright and zesty citrus olive butter.

Perfect for spreading on bread, drizzling over veggies, or adding a gourmet touch to your meals. Easy, flavorful, and homemade!

Bright, zesty, and incredibly easy to make, this Citrus Olive Butter is the perfect way to elevate any meal. Made with fresh citrus zest and yummy olives, it’s a versatile spread that adds a burst of flavor to bread, roasted vegetables, grilled fish, or even pasta. Homemade, fresh, and full of sunshine, this citrus-infused butter will quickly become a kitchen favorite.

Serving Suggestions:

Spread on warm crusty bread, sourdough, or baguette slices

Dolloped over grilled or roasted vegetables

Melted on steamed asparagus or green beans

Swirled into mashed potatoes for a zesty twist

Brushed over grilled or baked fish or chicken

Tossed with pasta or gnocchi for a light, flavourful sauce

Added to scrambled eggs or omelettes for a citrusy lift

Pairings:

Fresh herbs like thyme, parsley, or basil

Soft cheeses such as ricotta, goat cheese, or feta

Citrus zest from lemon, orange, or lime for extra brightness

Roasted nuts like almonds or pistachios for texture

Light white wines or sparkling wine if serving alongside a meal

 

Need

Do

1  

Place all ingredients into Thermomix bowl and blend 10 sec/speed 6.

2  

Roll into a sausage shape and wrap in baking paper. Keep refrigerated until use.

Tenina Holder is a wife, mother of five and grandmother of nine, who started cooking in the olden days before Thermomix was even a thing.

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