Put all ingredients in a food processor and puree them finely. Season again with salt and possibly some oil, depending on the consistency you want.
Fill into small glasses (for me there were 2 glasses) and store in the refrigerator. Lasts for several months.
In addition to the known possible uses, you can also:
- Brush bread with pesto, place tomato slices on top and egg slices on top, which are sprinkled with spring onions after seasoning.
- First brush the roulades with mustard, then with the pesto - a wafer-thin layer of blue cheese on top of the pesto, roll up and stick.
- Previously seasoned schnitzel, turned in flour and beaten egg, breaded with a mixed breading of pesto and corn flakes crumbs and baked.
- For a potato casserole, marinate the jacket potatoes in the pesto diluted with oil for 1 hour before they come into the casserole dish - then finish the casserole as usual and add the oil-pesto mixture to the casserole dish.