#basil #pesto #cookingchannel #homemade #recipe #recipes #foodie #foodies #simplerecipe #healthyfood 17 Comments @ienjoydrawing 1 year ago my emails to youtube about adding a screen-tasting feature still go unanswered 😢 @ScottUmphrey 1 year ago I love pesto! This looks delicious! @landrydunhm3067 1 year ago For extra rich and nutty flavor you can toast your pine nuts in a dry pan or add a splash of oil or white wine before blending! @jerrislittlereef4023 1 year ago Do pine nuts taste like pine? Just wondering 🤔 @rodz924 1 year ago Blended perfection ❤ @ladyj4846 1 year ago Looks easy enough…. I’ll have to give it a try!! @LestatAja 1 year ago Ok this looks so easy 🥰 how long can i keep it in fridge? @brianking2365 1 year ago Looks so creamy 😁 @greg-op2jh 1 year ago Just a tip. Switch out the pine nuts for walnuts if you want. To me it makes a better flavor. Its looks delicious! @marychannell9086 1 year ago Toast pine nuts & you forgot the parmigiana! X @GrassGoals-Channel 1 year ago MILF❤ @wendysmart5290 1 year ago Could I have the recipe and quantity, it looks amazing x @eliobolliger4233 1 year ago Just a tip: Pesto is not made using a blender, but a mortar. The word Pesto comes from "pestare", which means grinding/crushing. It gives the Pesto a much better taste. @colettina100 1 year ago You need to add also a pinch of pecorino cheese. No pepper in the pesto. I' m Italian. @Hlx91 1 year ago Use a mortar and pestle @elizabethboyd9898 1 year ago We use wiled garlic instead ❤ @xtinecuisine 1 year ago Here’s the full recipe (with quantities):https://youtu.be/1xcxszGm9og🌿💚Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
@ienjoydrawing 1 year ago my emails to youtube about adding a screen-tasting feature still go unanswered 😢
@landrydunhm3067 1 year ago For extra rich and nutty flavor you can toast your pine nuts in a dry pan or add a splash of oil or white wine before blending!
@greg-op2jh 1 year ago Just a tip. Switch out the pine nuts for walnuts if you want. To me it makes a better flavor. Its looks delicious!
@eliobolliger4233 1 year ago Just a tip: Pesto is not made using a blender, but a mortar. The word Pesto comes from "pestare", which means grinding/crushing. It gives the Pesto a much better taste.
@colettina100 1 year ago You need to add also a pinch of pecorino cheese. No pepper in the pesto. I' m Italian.
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my emails to youtube about adding a screen-tasting feature still go unanswered 😢
I love pesto! This looks delicious!
For extra rich and nutty flavor you can toast your pine nuts in a dry pan or add a splash of oil or white wine before blending!
Do pine nuts taste like pine? Just wondering 🤔
Blended perfection ❤
Looks easy enough…. I’ll have to give it a try!!
Ok this looks so easy 🥰 how long can i keep it in fridge?
Looks so creamy 😁
Just a tip. Switch out the pine nuts for walnuts if you want. To me it makes a better flavor. Its looks delicious!
Toast pine nuts & you forgot the parmigiana! X
MILF❤
Could I have the recipe and quantity, it looks amazing x
Just a tip: Pesto is not made using a blender, but a mortar. The word Pesto comes from "pestare", which means grinding/crushing. It gives the Pesto a much better taste.
You need to add also a pinch of pecorino cheese. No pepper in the pesto. I' m Italian.
Use a mortar and pestle
We use wiled garlic instead ❤
Here’s the full recipe (with quantities):
https://youtu.be/1xcxszGm9og
🌿💚