A Community Recipe by Denzildragon
My favourite way to make pesto. You can add in a little ‘sprinkle’ if you want to make it a bit cheesier.
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In a food processor or blender, break down the basil leaves, garlic & salt, adding a little olive oil in to help it blend. Add the pine nuts (& ‘sprinkle’ if using) and pulse until they’re as broken down as you like – I like to leave a few bits of whole pine nuts.
If it seems too dry, stir in more olive oil. Store in the fridge – keeps well for several days.
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By denzildragon My favourite way to make pesto.
You can add in a little ‘sprinkle’ if you want to make it a bit cheesier.
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lzhpt
Jul 20, 2010
Ooops. i meant "rancid", not "randid"
lzhpt
Jul 20, 2010
I also LOVE pesto and have made many. Every once in awhile, i get a randid pine nut that has turned me off of them, but i wanted to let others know, if you sub soaked sunflower seeds for the pine nuts, the taste is just the same. Most non-raw foodies don't even know the difference. So PESTO!
alisonwonderful
Jul 20, 2010
randy pine nuts :)
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denzildragon
Jul 20, 2010
Randy pine nuts?! I'll watch out for that! ;)
alisonwonderful
Jul 20, 2010
randy pine nuts :)
lzhpt
Jul 20, 2010
Ooops. i meant "rancid", not "randid"
lzhpt
Jul 20, 2010
I also LOVE pesto and have made many. Every once in awhile, i get a randid pine nut that has turned me off of them, but i wanted to let others know, if you sub soaked sunflower seeds for the pine nuts, the taste is just the same. Most non-raw foodies don't even know the difference. So PESTO!
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