Today, pesto is all the rage and although most so called pesto is actually a far cry fron the authetic one in Genoa, as an Italian I feel elated and flattered that there is such an interest. Nevertheless, I want to explain how authentic pesto is made and served. Using a blender, add delicate small leaf basil, pignoli, garlic, olive oil parmigiano, and sea salt to taste. Na turally the Genoese believe that this dish can only be made in Genoa but i disagree. The real pesto should actually be made with a mortar and pestle [ pesto comes from pestare that literally to hit something in order to shred it] but today a food processor or a blender on slow to moderate speed will do. What most people do not know is that in the salted pasta water one must add some finely cubed potatoes and pieces of string beans. If gnocchi are used no potatoes are needed since gnocchi are made from flour and potatoes. Add the pasta, cook it al dente and mix in the pesto. Serve with additional parmigiano and some pepe bianco, white peppers. Simple, fast and delicious. ENJOY
Greetings, this blog is dedicated to my life in photography. I want to make this a place to stop and relax. In the hope that this will help in these trying times
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