Start with a clove of garlic, a handful of pine nuts (toasted if you have the time) and a couple of handfuls of basil. Add salt and freshly ground pepper. Give it all a good whirl in the food processor.





Tools of the trade:
This is about the joy of creating something new and wonderful; the disappointment of a failed effort; and the addictions associated with both. It is a testament to my love of the right and often the best kitchen tools. Hopefully, this blog makes you hungry, provides a useful tip or two and (most importantly) inspires you to get in the kitchen with the right tools.
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