Pesto is a strong-character sauce that can enrich any dish, ranging from the most traditional to the most innovative ones, thus adding taste, colour and excellence. We recommend among the oldest recipes the Genoese minestrone soup, a vegetable soup “which is more tasty on the day after” and should be so thick as to overcome the “spoon test” (the spoon must remain upright in the dish without sinking down). Pesto must be added plentifully by the end of cooking. An old saying says: “O menestron o se fa cö baxaicò di orti de Pra’”, which stands for “Minestrone must be made with basil from the Pra' gardens” and means that things must be made properly!
Now pesto is used also to prepare tasty, coloured appetizers and aperitif snacks, such as pesto savouries or baby mozzarella balls with pesto, as well as flavour any kind of salad, such as octopus salad with potatoes and artichokes. Pesto pizza too is getting increasingly popular. Pesto is the perfect ingredient to give any recipe a touch of fantasy, and meet everyone's palate, and especially children’s taste.
We propose here some less known recipes to taste our hand-made pesto...
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Swordfish
Carpaccio with
Genoese Pesto
Il Pesto di Pra' di Bruzzone e Ferrari s.r.l.
Salita R. Ascherio, 3a - Genova Pra' - Italy - Tel.: +39 010 6980069 - Fax: +39 010 8601808 - E-mail:
info@ilpestodipra.com
Octopus
Carpaccio with
Genoese Pesto
Battered
Salted Dry Cod
with Pesto
Chestnut
Maltagliati
with Pesto
Caprino
(goat milk’s cheese)
with Pesto Genovese

Buffalo
Mozzarella
with Genoese Pesto
Odd recipes
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