...red pepper flakes. Use another type of pesto. Try using kale pesto or broccoli pesto for a cold weather variation. You can also use vegan pesto and skip the cheese...
...the microwave or over low heat on the stovetop. More Pesto Recipes to Try Can’t get enough pesto? Make one of these easy pesto recipes next: Easy Pesto Pasta Pesto...
...Find the complete recipe with measurements below. Making Homemade Pesto I love to use homemade basil pesto in this salad. If you’ve never made pesto before, don’t let it intimidate...
If we’re getting technical, this broccoli pesto isn’t really a pesto at all. It’s missing one of the key ingredients that makes pesto, pesto: nuts! Pine nuts are a signature...
...grated pecorino or Parmesan cheese. Use a different pesto. My kale pesto would be fantastic! Make it vegan. Start with my vegan pesto recipe, and skip the mozzarella. After the...
If you’ve been following the blog for a while, you know that I love riffing on pesto. Vegan pesto, kale pesto, broccoli pesto… This arugula pesto recipe is my newest...
When I make pesto, I almost always make this vegan pesto recipe. Don’t get me wrong, I love traditional basil pesto, but this vegan version is just as good. Classic...
...on a sandwich. The options are endless! Kale Pesto Recipe Ingredients Ready to make kale pesto? Here’s what you’ll need: Fresh kale, of course! You’ll just use the leaves and...
...meal, whether you feel like cooking or not. What is pesto, and how do I make it? Traditional pesto is a blend of fresh basil, garlic, pine nuts, extra-virgin olive...
...the pesto. I made this recipe with a super-green spinach pepita pesto, and it was delicious. Of course, a classic basil pesto would be excellent, as would kale pesto, or...
...broccoli florets until the broccoli is warmed through. Stir in a few scoops of pesto. Serve with extra pesto and optional toppings on the side. Store extra pesto in the...
We love to eat, travel, cook, and eat some more! We create & photograph vegetarian recipes from our home in Chicago, while our shiba pups eat the kale stems that fall on the kitchen floor.
