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Finally got around to the Herbdacious from This Will Make It Taste Good p 204.  This is very reminiscent of a pesto except that instead basil as the primary note with a bite of fresh garlic, this one uses a lot of mellow, roasted garlic and a mix of fresh herbs with lemon juice and zest to brighten it up. 

Garlic, poaching in olive oil:

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I needed to add a bit more than 2/3 cup of oil to cover the garlic

 

Before:

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And after a blitz in the blender:

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This stuff is very, very green!

 

On the "No Brainer" page next to this recipe, Vivian's first suggestion is to mix it with mayo for a BLT or BLP, which she says is a bacon, lettuce and peach sandwich.  Peach, you say???  I've got just a few from the last of the season a the farmer's market so I had to try. 

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The last package of bacon stashed in my freezer was from Broadbent, thick and very smoky, not necessarily my first choice for sandwiches but a good choice with the sweet peaches and flavorful Herbdacious mayo. 

 

I'm looking forward to trying this in a few other recipes from the book but will probably stash a good bit in the freezer.

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

Finally got around to the Herbdacious from This Will Make It Taste Good p 204.  This is very reminiscent of a pesto except that instead fresh basil as the primary note with a bite of fresh garlic, this one uses a lot of mellow, roasted garlic and a mix of herbs with lemon juice and zest to brighten it up. 

Garlic, poaching in olive oil:

IMG_3279.jpeg.6ceec31c5d960a4737a6243d562ad515.jpeg

I needed to add a bit more than 2/3 cup of oil to cover the garlic

 

Before:

IMG_3287.jpeg.b6cbd7d431503e3942bb5e46c72405ac.jpeg

 

And after a blitz in the blender:

1474794460_IMG_3289(1).jpeg.07081a573aca0548bb07cf1296702f9d.jpeg

This stuff is very, very green!

 

On the "No Brainer" page next to this recipe, Vivian's first suggestion is to mix it with mayo for a BLT or BLP, which she says is a bacon, lettuce and peach sandwich.  Peach, you say???  I've got just a few from the last of the season a the farmer's market so I had to try. 

IMG_3290.jpeg.fba1d647fa16852d03b81c0e4a02776a.jpeg

The last package of bacon stashed in my freezer was from Broadbent, thick and very smoky, not necessarily my first choice for sandwiches but a good choice with the sweet peaches and flavorful Herbdacious mayo. 

 

I'm looking forward to trying this in a few other recipes from the book but will probably stash a good bit in the freezer.

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