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Writer's pictureArron O'Halloran

Wild garlic pesto


Wild garlic pesto

This is delicious thrown through pasta, swirled through soups and stews or served as a condiment to baked potatoes or a perfectly roast chicken. Try using it as a salad dressing or popping a few dabs into your favourite sandwich. Will keep for at least a week in the fridge. Feel free to replace the hazelnuts with any nut of your choosing, likewise any salty hard cheese can work too. Makes 1 large jar.

Ingredients

  • 50g wild garlic leaves,washed

  • 30g Parmesan grated

  • 30g Pine nuts,toasted in a frying pan

  • 80ml Olive oil

  • Lemon juice, to taste

  • Salt & pepper

Method

  1. Thoroughly wash your wild garlic and place in a food processor, blitz until fairly well broken up.

  2. Next add your Parmesan and process further, this will help to break down the garlic leaves.

  3. Finally add your pine nuts. When the nuts are added you will want to have your olive oil to hand; turn the machine back on, and add olive oil to your desired consistency.

  4. Add salt, pepper and lemon juice to taste.

  5. You can always make this more traditionally and slowly in a pestle and mortar too.

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