
audiobook
EL ACEITE DE OLIVAS
PRÓLOGO
PRIMERA PARTE - LOS ACEITES DE OLIVAS EN ITALIA
RECOLECCIÓN DE LAS ACEITUNAS Y REGLAS GENERALES PARA LA EXTRACCIÓN DE LOS ACEITES
CARACTERES DE LOS ACEITES DE OLIVA
CLARIFICACIÓN
DEPURACIÓN DE LOS ACEITES POR PROCEDIMIENTOS QUÍMICOS
DEPURACIÓN POR MEDIO DEL ÁCIDO NÍTRICO Y SULFÚRICO
DEPURACIÓN CON EL AMONIACO
DEPURACIÓN CON LA SOSA Ó LA POTASA
A vivid portrait of the olive‑oil world at the turn of the century, this work opens with a stark assessment of Spain’s once‑dominant but now faltering oil industry. Drawing lessons from Italy’s recent breakthroughs, the author highlights how climate, technique and careful handling can transform a humble fruit into a prized, aromatic product. The opening pages set the stage for a compelling call to modernise outdated practices and restore Spain’s reputation for quality.
Divided into three clear sections, the book first presents a concise translation of Dr. Bizzarri’s Italian findings, then offers straightforward, step‑by‑step guidelines for extraction, clarification, purification and proper storage aimed at even the most traditional miller. The final part gathers up‑to‑date commercial statistics, packaging standards and transport tariffs, giving listeners a practical toolkit to navigate both production and market challenges. It’s an essential guide for anyone keen to understand the science and economics of olive‑oil making.
Full title
El aceite de olivas : $b su extracción, clarificación, depuración, conservación y envases para su exportación, decoloración y medios propuestos para quitarle la rancidez Su extracción, clarificación, depuración, conservación y envases para su exportación, decoloración y medios propuestos para quitarle la rancidez
Language
es
Duration
~3 hours (207K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Chuck Greif, Biblioteca digital hispánica and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2013-01-13
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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