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Recipe: Superba Snack Bar’s Kale Pesto

Over at Superba Snack Bar in Venice, Chef Jason Neroni is creating new and unique flavors with timeless techniques. Pesto shows up in a few places on the menu, but…

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By Gillian Ferguson • Mar 1, 2013 • 1 min read

Over at Superba Snack Bar in Venice, Chef Jason Neroni is creating new and unique flavors with timeless techniques. Pesto shows up in a few places on the menu, but Jason replaces the traditional basil with other greens like kale or curry leaf.

Photo: Ricardo DeAratanha/Los Angeles Times

He says that his kale pesto (recipe follows) has become a work horse in the kitchen. At brunch you will find it tossed with crispy russet potatoes, brussels sprouts and caramelized onions all underneath two sunny side up eggs.

Kale Pesto

(From Chef Jason Neroni of Superba Snack Bar)

1 bunch black kale

2 cloves raw garlic

½ cup parmesan

¼ cup extra virgin olive oil

2 tbsp lemon juice

Salt and pepper to taste

Place all ingredients except the extra virgin olive oil in a food processor. Puree and slowly add the extra virgin olive oil until incorporated.

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    Gillian Ferguson

    Supervising Producer, Good Food

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