Lisa is learning how to cook so that we can share that responsibility, and as we were looking through cookbooks we found them to be too complicated and sometimes a little lame, so we're starting our own recipe collection! This is the first and I hope you'll enjoy reading about what we're eating, and maybe even make some for your friends too... Food really is the best way to make new friends :)
This recipe is my version of a dish I learned from Joanne Webber, who never skimps on the good stuff. Thanks Joanne!
Farfalle Pesto (AKA Green Bowtie Deliciousness)
INGREDIENTS
1 Bag of Farfalle Pasta
1 Eleven Ounce tub of pesto
1 or 2 Cups little tomatoes
1 Cup Baking Pecans (Walnuts are cheaper, but more walnutty)
1 Cup Shaved Parmesan Cheezes
EQUIPMENTS:
1 Boiling Pot
1 Big Ol’ Bowl + wooden spoon
1 Knife, 1 Soup Spoon, 1 Spoon (When you buy silverware, the big one is a soup spoon, and the little one a regular spoon)
INSTRUCTIONS:
- NOTE: Unlike most recipes, do not do the Mise en Place first. The pasta needs to cool a bit while you chop and such…
- Set water to boil, add about one half spoon of the pesto
- Insert Pasta, once al dente, strain but don’t rinse, let cool while you prep the rest
- Chop about half the pecans, put into bowl along with whole pecans
- Chop all tomatoes in half, add to bowl
- Add half of parmesan cheeze and two Soup Spoons of Pesto, fold gently
- Add Pasta, fold gently until everything is evenly mixed (If it’s pretty warm still, put in the freezer for about 5-10 minutes, then fold some more)
- Add Pesto, about one soup spoon at a time, until you think it’s pesto-ey enough
- Cheeze to taste
- Serve and enjoy copious praise from guests…
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