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Last night, I made a batch of shiso leaf pesto.  I considered a number of recipes.  There's one in Modernist Pizza that uses black garlic, which I liked the sound of, and firm tofu instead of cheese, which seemed boring.  I decided on this one that uses miso, pistachios and toasted sesame oil and am quite pleased with the result.  It's got that zing I expect in a fresh herb pesto.  The other ingredients help with that but the shiso is still the star of the show.  Here's the pesto:

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For its maiden voyage, I tried it on some pasta with steamed sugar snaps, red bell pepper and a sprinkle of toasted sesame seeds:

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This was good.  Unfortunately, the vibrant color gets sort of lost.  I'd like to try a cold noodle version of this with raw veg and I think it will be quite nice on fish.

 

 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin


added words

Last night, I made a batch of shiso leaf pesto.  I considered a number of recipes.  There's one in Modernist Pizza that uses black garlic, which I liked the sound of, and firm tofu instead of cheese, which seemed boring.  I decided on this one that uses miso, pistachios and toasted sesame oil and am quite pleased with the result.  It's got that zing I expect in a fresh herb pesto.  The other ingredients help with that but the shiso is still the star of the show.  Here's the pesto:

E89ACF23-9CC4-428B-9026-FD2F0EF3290F_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.7e2f40e42a793f0c002f42a2bde683ac.jpeg

 

For it's maiden voyage, I tried it on some pasta with steamed sugar snaps, red bell pepper and a sprinkle of toasted sesame seeds:

2F1DC079-33C2-401C-8969-B1EFB5DEAB7C_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.4059bc154cd4989872f57cbeda4d94a3.jpeg

This was good.  Unfortunately, the vibrant color gets sort of lost.  I'd like to try a cold noodle version of this with raw veg and I think it will be quite nice on fish.

 

 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

Last night, I made a batch of shiso leaf pesto.  I considered a number of recipes.  There's one in Modernist Pizza that uses black garlic, which I liked the sound of, and firm tofu instead of cheese, which seemed boring.  I decided on this one that uses miso, pistachios and toasted sesame oil and quite pleased with the result.  It's got that zing I expect in a fresh herb pesto.  The other ingredients add flavor but the shiso is still the star of the show.  Here's the pesto:

E89ACF23-9CC4-428B-9026-FD2F0EF3290F_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.7e2f40e42a793f0c002f42a2bde683ac.jpeg

 

For it's maiden voyage, I tried it on some pasta with steamed sugar snaps, red bell pepper and a sprinkle of toasted sesame seeds:

2F1DC079-33C2-401C-8969-B1EFB5DEAB7C_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.4059bc154cd4989872f57cbeda4d94a3.jpeg

This was good.  I'd like to try a cold noodle version of this with raw veg and I think it will be quite nice on fish.

 

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