by Josiah Meldrum November 25, 2024
Generally, pesto is made with pine nuts, basil, olive oil & a hard cheese like Parmesan or pecorino. However, Josiah has created this recipe as a wonderful seasonal alternative using winter greens like Cavolo Nero. Walnuts are also substituted for pine nuts as they have a similar oil rich texture and earthy flavour. |
Everyone loves pesto and ‘pesta pasto’ has become a ubiquitous standby; up there with beans on toast. The little jars are definitely convenient, but a bit like humous, it’s one of those things where when you make it you think ‘why am I paying £3 for a tiny pot that isn't half as good as homemade?’
And why always pasta? Pesto is superb with beans, it’s also fantastic with peas and chickpeas. Particularly our pink flamingo peas - which have a wonderful sweetness about them.
Serves 2 as a main or 4 as a side
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