Random thoughts on life in western North Dakota with specific emphasis on the Little Missouri River and Missouri River watersheds. Also features news from Red Oak House, book reviews, and photographs from the garden. I write when I feel like it. I recognize that the choice of the name of my blog could be characterized as naughty. My mistakes are my own. UnHeralded.fish picks up my blogs, edits beautifully, and you can subscribe to UnHeralded.fish feeds if you wish.
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Saturday, July 8, 2017
Making pesto day
After a pleasant morning drinking coffee and reading the paper on the patio, it was time for some work around here. I weeded the asparagus, cut basil, and mowed the lawn, while Jim peeled garlic for my later project, homemade pesto.
He even had me shoot video of his method of peeling garlic. You can see it here.
I use a recipe given to me by my friend Valerie Naylor. Pine nuts, freshly grated parmesan, basil, extra-virgin olive oil, and garlic - voila! I scoop it into an ice cube tray, freeze, pop out, and bag it in a ziploc.
Yummy all winter long. But for now, the kitchen smells divine!
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