Just keep adding water in slow increments and it’ll go. The magic bullet needs a good bit of liquid to work its magic, but it is possible. Don’t have walnuts on hand? You can use pecans, pistachios, pine nuts, hazelnuts, almonds- really any nut! Then throw in your basil and some spinach and presto! You have pesto! I’ll warn you that a food processor works much better than a magic bullet. Rather, I use a Magic Bullet to make pesto and other items like it. If you don't have a food processor, use a Mortar and Pestle or a nutri-bullet/magic bullet. Process the garlic, basil, pine nuts, cheese and olive oil through a food processor. Instead of the classic and fairly expensive pine nut pesto I used walnuts. Pop the stems out of the mushrooms and wipe them clean. Most modern recipes, including this one, call for making pesto with a food processor. My basil tree has miraculously survived the last few months (all the others I have ever owned died within only 1 month of buying them). Meanwhile, wash and pat dry the basil leaves.
I’d read that you can create pesto with pretty much any nut and any green, but I didn’t believe it until tonight. I used a Magic Bullet to mix everything, but easily done in any food processor. Spinach, basil, lemon juice, lemon zest, garlic, and Parmesan cheese work together in this tasty pesto recipe. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures.
If you find ingredients are not blending evenly, insert the tamper through the hole in the pitcher lid and stir to redistribute the mixture. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select.
2 Increase speed to MEDIUM until ingredients are evenly blended. So this box inspired me to try my hand at pesto. 1 Add ingredients to the pitcher in the order listed, cover with the pitcher lid, and PULSE 3-5 times to combine.
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