Ingredients
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Kale Pesto
- 1 bunch Kale, stems removed
- 2 spring onions
- 2 cloves garlic
- 60g EVOO (extra virgin olive oil)
- juice from 1 lemon, (can use zest as an option too)
- 60g parmasan cheese, cubed
- salt & peper, to taste
- 1/2 fresh chilli, optional
Recipe's preparation
Place kale into the rice basket in a clean sink. Boil the kettle & pour boiling water over kale until it just lightly cooks the kale, then place the kale into cold water straight away to cool it down & stop the cooking. Squeeze excess moisture out of the kale.
Into the Thermomix bowl place the (zest - if using) cheese, chilli & garlic. Chop for 10 secs speed 10. Add remaining ingredients including the cooked kale & chop for 5 secs speed 10.
Kale Pesto
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Tip
The original recipe was from Sarah Wilson's I Quit Sugar book. I was very suprised how delicious this is & now I am addicted!!
You can add spinach leaves as well.
Dairy free option just leave the cheese out or use macadamia nuts instead
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Comments
Add a commentSo delicious. I made half quantity, including 1/2...
So delicious. I made half quantity, including 1/2 lemon rind and juice - it made one cup of pesto. Might become my go-to pesto recipe!
I absolutely love this
I absolutely love this recipe. It is robust and tart, perfect on sourdough bread and poached eggs.
Mon
Yum thanks for the recipe...
Yum thanks for the recipe... I use spinach, kale and rocket all from my garden.
Tasty, but I would use less
Tasty, but I would use less lemon next time. I used lemon and some rind, which was a little too much.