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Summery red pesto

18. July 2017Milly2463 views
Rotes pesto, red pesto, getrocknete tomaten, dried tomatos, pasta sauce, pasta soĂźe, aufstrich, spread

It is very hot outside and the vegetables are growing like crazy outside. There is nothing better than fresh veggies in the summer – their flavor is so good. Or is there? Dried tomatoes are a taste explosion – as they have lost so much water, their taste is so much more intense. I like to use them in mediterranean dishes and sauces, but I had such a big pack, I had to make a pesto. While making it I killed my mixer 🙂 But more about that another time..

First roast the pine nuts in a pan without oil until they start to smell nutty. Then add all the ingredients into the blender (except the oil) and start blending. Add the oil a little at a time until the paste has the desired consistency. Add salt, pepper, limejuice and balsamic vinegar to taste. Et voilà 🙂

Enjoy this pesto with pasta or mix it with cottage cheese for a tasty bread spread. I also like to use this pesto as a sauce base for a red wine sauce. Subscribe to the newsletter and get more recipes and freebies!

Shopping list (for 2 medium jars)

  • 350 g dried tomatoes
  • 100 g  pine nuts
  • ca 350 ml olive oil
  • 100 g grated parmesan
  • Fresh basil to taste
  • Lime juice to taste
  • Salt/ pepper
  • Balsamic vinegar to taste
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