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TC |
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I like it as a sandwich spread.
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ColbyRulesAll |
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Yeah the walnuts gave it a distinct flavor. I think I added too much olive oil though but its still very tasty.
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NewOrleansIsSinking |
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Add even more olive oil and it makes a nice dipping oil for bread.
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ColbyRulesAll |
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Actually after I put it in the refrigerator it firmed up nicely and now it will make a great spread. This batch is definitely the best pesto I've ever
made.
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Snuffy Smiff |
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I gotta try growing basil. I buy these huge bundles from the Asian grocery for a buck or two, and then most of it winds up going bad in the bottom of the
vegetable drawer.
I use it in Thai dishes mostly. I've never tried making pesto. I should put that on my to-do list! |
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Zzunk |
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Ginger-cilantro pesto with chopped Macadamia nuts (canola oil rather olive oil) -- very light and refreshing -- great with pasta and chicken, or both.
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Apprentice Talker |
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I knew Pesto is a plant to become food. I smelt a Yellow Cab Pizza Ice Cream and my mother tasted it in a shopping mall.
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BJ |
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I had basil in a large pot with parsley and oregano. It was dying so I moved it out into its own pot and it is coming back to life.
Does anyone know if basil doesn't like to be potted with other herbs? |
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