Why Sicily’s Pesto is BETTER



This tasty Pesto Trapanase recipe, which combines blended roasted tomatoes, cheese, herbs, and almonds, makes the most …

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  1. I just made this sauce. Followed directions exactly. I only have a food processor so it took a long time to get the sauce to a smoother consistency. The flavor was delicious. I think I would grind up the almonds before adding next time. Thanks Chef Billy.

  2. Great Video.Trying this right now actually.Question:after everything all all blended I see you transferring it to another pot, does that pot get heated before the pasta goes in or does itstay as is?

  3. Bravo for keeping skins and seeds! Full flavor! And bravo for the balsamic. I like to use a little vinegar with canned tomatoes it seems to me it helps neutralize the canned flavor. Maybe I’m wrong.

  4. Can't wait to try this!!!! I've been making fresh pomodoro almost weekly for the last month (with varieties of cherry tomatoes) – sooo good. In lieu of that next week, I will definitely make this! Hubby is allergic to almonds, so I'm thinking pistachios!!!!! Can't wait. Speaking of pistachios – there is a delicious pistachio pesto I have seen being made which I bet is also delicious!!!

  5. Oh my! I need this! Thank you for making in a blender, can regular basil pesto be made this way, too? Will omitting mint ruin it? And my heavens, I hope you did not waste all that goodness still stuck in the blender!😊

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