Grilled or roasted fish
Use a teaspoon over sea bass, salmon or prawns after they leave the heat.
AureoLife
Italian Lemon · Recipe guide
A bright finishing oil for creamy cheese, delicate fish, warm vegetables, simple pasta and not-too-sweet cakes.
Bright, not sharp
AureoLife Italian Lemon brings citrus aroma to the table without adding the acidity of lemon juice. Use it after cooking, when the heat has settled and the fragrance can stay vivid.

01 · Five minutes
Place burrata on a cool plate. Add flaky salt, torn basil and a few drops of lemon oil. Serve with grilled bread and ripe tomatoes.
Four more uses
Use a teaspoon over sea bass, salmon or prawns after they leave the heat.
Finish courgette, fennel, asparagus or potatoes with lemon oil and herbs.
Toss with ricotta, black pepper and a splash of pasta water; finish with lemon oil.
Use the oil in a simple citrus cake or brush a little over the warm crumb.
Lemon oil belongs where a dish needs light.
Italian Lemon is part of the three-bottle AureoLife Infused Collection.