Pesto is one of the great joys of Summer, making use of basil at the peak of the season, and it’s so versatile, you can use it as a pasta sauce, in soups, as a spread on sandwiches, mixed as a salad ...

You will only need half of the pesto for this recipe: keep the rest for another meal – it’s delicious with Mediterranean vegetables, fish or chicken, or, of course, stirred through freshly ...

This chicken pesto recipe is fresh, light and full of flavour. If you don't have time to make your own pesto, buy a good-quality, ready-made brand. Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.

But that’s not all: Pesto can also be made with walnuts, pistachios, or hazelnuts instead of pine nuts—or no nuts at all, though this is technically pistou, a French condiment or sauce. You can skip ...

When we say greenest, we mean the very greenest pesto you’ve ever seen or made. The trick to the bright hue lies in blanching the herbs for a brief moment in boiling water. Without getting too ...

Calum Harris’ baked pesto tofu bowl, from his cookbook Proper Healthy: 80 Plant-Based Recipes with a Boost, is a vibrant, high-protein meal perfect for lunch or dinner. The dish combines fresh, zesty ...

Pesto is an absolute staple in many people's kitchens, as its deep and nutty flavour is an instant way to make any bland or boring meal taste more interesting. Made from pine nuts, basil, olive ...