Monday, September 7, 2015

Some "Alternative" Pestos

Last week we focused on classic basil-and-pine nut pesto and the traditional way it is served in Liguria, in a rich dish with pasta, potatoes, and green beans. This week, we'll explore a couple of more unusual pestos.

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Some "Alternative" Pestos

Last week we focused on classic basil-and-pine nut pesto and the traditional way it is served in Liguria, in a rich dish with pasta, potatoes, and green beans. This week, we'll explore a couple of more unusual pestos.

Danette St. Onge
Italian Food Expert
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