# HellaSwag / 31507

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{"activity_label":"Finance and Business","ctx":"[header] How to cure olives [title] Obtain fresh green olives. [step] Water curing gently removes oleuropein, a component in olives that gives them a sharp, bitter taste. Green olives are actually just immature olives (just like green tomatoes are immature tomatoes) and they are naturally pretty mild, so using water alone is sufficient to cure them.","endings":"[\"[substeps] Green olives left on the vine to fully ripen will turn purple or black. Once they're fully ripe, water alone won't remove the bitter taste; you'll need to choose a different curing method.\", 'When dried out, green olives can quickly become ripe, broken, or damaged, so it is not an easy fix. [title] Cut your olives to remove the stem to allow for fresh, healthy oil, but be sure to dry it thoroughly.', 'Purchase fresh olives from a local store or vendor if you cannot find them in your grocery stores. [substeps] Fresh olives are available everywhere as well as from foods that come into contact with the olives, such as bananas, tomatoes, apples, and apples.', \"Olives are a much more viable alternative to olive cooking, although you can supplement the olive with more black olives for flavor. Olives whole can be done whole or arranged in glass jars (cut from the olives' stems).\"]"}

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