Spinach Pesto

#cookpadindia
#healthy
#easy
Spinach Pesto is a lovely alternative or variation to the original. There are umpteen variations made nowadays and this is one of them.
Traditionally it is made in a mortar and a pestle which makes it extremely creamy and delicious. But a food processor or a blender also can very well do the job these days.
Pesto is always made to taste based on the ingredients at hand, therefore adjust them as needed.
It traces it's name to the Italian word Pestare meaning to crush or pound. Though the mortar and pestle is a great authentic way but churning it in a blender or a food processor is much easier too.
That's all. Nothing much complicated at all. It's a great option for any special Pasta treat. Plus it's absolutely flavourful and delicious too. And a way lot healthier too. The hard Cheese adds that much needed creamy texture and thickness.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Spinach Pesto
#cookpadindia
#healthy
#easy
Spinach Pesto is a lovely alternative or variation to the original. There are umpteen variations made nowadays and this is one of them.
Traditionally it is made in a mortar and a pestle which makes it extremely creamy and delicious. But a food processor or a blender also can very well do the job these days.
Pesto is always made to taste based on the ingredients at hand, therefore adjust them as needed.
It traces it's name to the Italian word Pestare meaning to crush or pound. Though the mortar and pestle is a great authentic way but churning it in a blender or a food processor is much easier too.
That's all. Nothing much complicated at all. It's a great option for any special Pasta treat. Plus it's absolutely flavourful and delicious too. And a way lot healthier too. The hard Cheese adds that much needed creamy texture and thickness.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Steps
- 1
Keep all the ingredients listed and handy. Blanch the spinach greens for about 3-4 minutes. Drain and add all to a blender jar.
- 2
Keep adding oil as you blend. Do not add all at once. It needs to be churned to get that velvety smooth texture and looks.
- 3
That's it. Adjust salt and pepper as needed. Fill it up in clean sterilised bottles and freeze. Also it stays good in the refrigerator for 2-3 days. But if you intend to store it or freeze it for a long time use, then skip the parmesan cheese.
- 4
Use it in your favourite salads, pastas or even as a dip for a variety of chips, nachos, fries etc. Enjoy!
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