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A friend recently moved and they forced me to clean out their pantry and take anything I wanted. Anything. Like a quart of pesto and a spare pasta machine I need to sell.
I decided one way to use some of the pesto was to make some crispy potatoes and rice fry the eggs in pesto instead of butter. This was a winning idea.
Total meal cost:
Eggs from our backyard.
Pesto free.
Sausage free.
Potatoes $1.
Peanut oil $1.
Cost per person: $1
Gotta throw in some constructive criticism here: do not fry Pesto.
Use a neutral oil to do the frying and get your texture and doneness, THEN top with pesto.
Basil turns really acrid with any amount of heat above a boil. Same as oregano. Pine nuts also burn super easy and give everything a woody taste.
Fry first, pesto later!
Lets not forget the Parmigiano seprating its fat...I would use a pesto as a side, or mix with some mayo and yogurt (if not fresh) as dipping sauce.
This, everything looks burnt.
I hear what you are saying but it wasn't an issue at all. Not sure why but it worked great.
Well hey, if it worked, it worked I guess 🤣
Whatever the people you're cooking for like is a win!
Pesto is the besto
Ugh I know you're a good cook ;)