I totally got in to this. Making my own pesto. Roasting my own chicken. Heck, I almost made my own bread! Growing up I made several loaves of bread every Saturday morning. It was one of my household chores. Feeding a crew of 8, the bread never lasted very long. There is little that compares to freshly baked bread, pulled from the oven, sliced thick and slathered in butter - accompanied by a cup of tea. I'm drifting away a little here in my memories, so lets come back ...
Pesto:
Mix the following in a food processor or
Magic Bullet:
2 cups fresh basil leaves, pack 'em in
1/2 cup olive oil
1/2 cup Parmesan or Romano cheese
1/3 cup pine nuts, or walnuts - minced
3 garlic cloves, minced
salt and pepper to taste
This will yield 1 cup
Adjust the above to your liking in any way you like. It's your pesto!
Directions:
In a bowl, add 4 chicken breasts - cooked and shredded, or chopped.
Add 1/2 cup pesto
Add 4 Tbsp. light mayo or salad dressing
pepper to taste
Spread Italian bread with butter and cook both sides, in a frying pan, until golden.
Top with chicken mixture, spinach leaves, and sliced Roma tomatoes.
Wine Paring:
American Chardonnay
Pinot Grigio
Sauvignon Blanc
Mel
Pesto:
Mix the following in a food processor or
Magic Bullet:
2 cups fresh basil leaves, pack 'em in
1/2 cup olive oil
1/2 cup Parmesan or Romano cheese
1/3 cup pine nuts, or walnuts - minced
3 garlic cloves, minced
salt and pepper to taste
This will yield 1 cup
Adjust the above to your liking in any way you like. It's your pesto!
Directions:
In a bowl, add 4 chicken breasts - cooked and shredded, or chopped.
Add 1/2 cup pesto
Add 4 Tbsp. light mayo or salad dressing
pepper to taste
Spread Italian bread with butter and cook both sides, in a frying pan, until golden.
Top with chicken mixture, spinach leaves, and sliced Roma tomatoes.
Wine Paring:
American Chardonnay
Pinot Grigio
Sauvignon Blanc
Mel
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