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Λαδολέμονο · Say it: lah-thoh-LEH-moh-noh
Olive oil and lemon whisked until milky, the classic Greek sauce for fish and seafood.
By The Pomoni Kitchen · Jump to recipe ·

Ladolemono (olive oil and lemon) is perfect on any seafood you cook, from prawns to sea bass fillets or even salmon. It takes five minutes and one fork.
Method
- Squeeze the lemon and keep the juice in a small glass container for now.
- In a glass bowl, add the olive oil, the flaky salt, the oregano if you are using it, and one third of the lemon juice.
- Whisk with a fork until the olive oil and lemon juice look like a milky sauce.
- Taste: is the acidity right? Add more lemon juice slowly, one teaspoon at a time, and try not to overdo it.
- Pour it over your favourite fish or seafood while the food is still hot.
Kitchen notes
Make it without the oregano and it keeps in a tightly closed glass jar in the fridge for up to ten days. Always check the texture and smell before using.
From the kitchen
Say it in Greek
| Word | Greek | Say it | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olive oil | ελαιόλαδο | eh-leh-OH-lah-thoh | Olive oil |
| Oregano | ρίγανη | REE-ghah-nee | Oregano, which gives riganada its name |
Καλή όρεξη (Kali orexi, kah-LEE OH-reh-ksee): enjoy your meal.
The oil is the star here, and it’s used raw.
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Ladolemono: Greek Lemon and Olive Oil Sauce for Fish
Λαδολέμονο · say it: lah-thoh-LEH-moh-noh
Olive oil and lemon whisked until milky, the classic Greek sauce for fish and seafood.

Ingredients
- ½ cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1 lemon
- A pinch of flaky sea salt (fleur de sel)
- Optional: a pinch of dried oregano
Method
- Squeeze the lemon and keep the juice in a small glass container for now.
- In a glass bowl, add the olive oil, the flaky salt, the oregano if you are using it, and one third of the lemon juice.
- Whisk with a fork until the olive oil and lemon juice look like a milky sauce.
- Taste: is the acidity right? Add more lemon juice slowly, one teaspoon at a time, and try not to overdo it.
- Pour it over your favourite fish or seafood while the food is still hot.
Kitchen notes
Make it without the oregano and it keeps in a tightly closed glass jar in the fridge for up to ten days. Always check the texture and smell before using.
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