Yes, it is a Godsend for all that basil thriving in the garden. Nice and garlicy and fresh tasting.
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I just made my first ever batch of frozen pesto. i used walnuts as that is what I had. u have yet to eat it, but I did take it out of the freezer to look at it. Mine also seemed a bit runny, but from another review, I suppose I am good. i cannot wait to make pesto and linguini. 2nd batch will be made tomorrow as my basil is going crazy! love it.
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Had to do a quick harvest of frost hit basil and I ran out of pine nuts and so used almonds. I used fresh parm cheese and the store bought grated romano. Nice and garlicky
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This pesto is really good. I wasn't sure when I first made it, it seemed a little runny and the flavors hadn't melded together. But, after freezing, the flavors really came together and it tasted wonderful. It thickens up quite a bit in the freezer and was delicious as a dip mixed with sour cream. Also delicious on a turkey sandwich. I froze it in 1/2 cup containers and just thawed in the fridge. Yummy! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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