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Tips for Crafting Fresh Basil Pesto: Expert Recommendations

Lorraine
Last updated: 2025-03-24 21:08
Lorraine Published 2025-03-02
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I am here to offer advice and instructions for creating freshly made basil pesto! There’s nothing quite as fragrant to elevate an otherwise plain meal than freshly-prepared pesto; whether that means tossing with pasta, potatoes or pizza slices or spreading on sandwiches for lunch! When it comes to flavor-enhancing meals such as salmon-topped pizza slices with some pesto drizzled on top – homemade always beats out store bought!

Closeup of Linguini With Pesto On White Plate. Step-By-Step Instructions on Making Fresh Basil Pesto!

Let’s Talk Basil:
Fresh is best when it comes to basil! Growing it yourself in a raised bed herb garden is great, but when that doesn’t quite fit into my lifestyle I find buying basil plants the cheapest method – keeping one or two on my porch or counter and picking leaves as needed are always available when I purchase from Supplier Joe’s (typically lasting about one month of pickings at $2.99; shorter shelf-life than just picking on my own!). An already picked bunch costs $4.99 at most grocery stores while remaining fresh for several days compared with two!

Linguini with Fresh Basil Pesto and Pine Nuts from The Organic Kitchen: Learn to Create Basil Pesto!

Advice for Making Basil Pesto:
In order to create pesto you will require a food processor – Cuisinart makes an outstanding mini processor at around $35!

How to Create Basil Pesto from The Organic Kitchen.

Simply chop garlic cloves in your processor first and add all other components (parmesan cheese, sea salt, basil leaves and pine nuts) as directed above. After mixing everything, give everything another quick spin for one minute! Voila… current basil pesto! To get my dairy-free current basil pesto recipe click HERE!

Blondie woman pouring olive oil into a food processor: How to Make Basil Pesto from The Organic Kitchen.

White Ramekins filled with vibrant green basil pesto: How to Create Basil Pesto from The Organic Kitchen

Recipes Utilizing Fresh Basil:
Once your pesto is made, what do you use it for? Certainly pasta makes for the easiest solution… but also consider this Tomato and Basil Pesto Pizza…

An image showing how to make basil pesto using a spatula: How to Create Basil Pesto from The Organic Kitchen.

My gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches…

Here’s How to Make Basil Pesto from The Organic Kitchen.

Or use as an aromatic topping on my Crisp Pesto Salmon!

How to make Basil Pesto from The Organic Kitchen.

What You Should Own: Food processor. If a large food processor is out of reach for you, Cuisinart makes an outstanding mini processor at about $35!

Mix this flavorful sauce with 16-oz pasta or use in any of the other recipes on this blog post!

Course: Condiments Delicacies Italian Key Phrase: fondamental recipe simple dinner

Servings: 8 the Chef: Linda Spiker Aim for eight servings using these quantities : 2 cups of current basil leaves packed in 1/3 cup of virgin olive oil with 1/3 cup of pine nuts for snacks; as well as three peeled garlic cloves
Combine sea salt and freshly ground black pepper for 1/4 cup of freshly shredded Parmesan Cheese
Mix in 16oz pasta or use any of the options mentioned above.
Pulse garlic in food processor. Combine basil leaves, pine nuts, and parmesan in another food processor with olive oil slowly, until desired texture is reached. Upon reaching desired texture add sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper for seasoning before scraping down sides and processing once more with more olive oil if necessary. If extra pesto needs be saved simply place in small dish and drizzle a drizzle of oil onto it so as to prevent oxidization before covering with lid or plastic to store up to five days in fridge (this amount makes enough pesto for 16oz of any pasta choice!

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