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    Recipe: Nyesha Arrington’s Basil Pistou

    Today on Good Food Nyesha Arrington, Executive Chef at Wilshire, talks to Laura Avery about some of her favorite vegetarian preparations. Keep reading for her recipe for Basil Pistou. It…

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    By Gillian Ferguson • Sep 14, 2012 • 1 min read

    Today on Good Food Nyesha Arrington, Executive Chef at Wilshire, talks to Laura Avery about some of her favorite vegetarian preparations. Keep reading for her recipe for Basil Pistou. It is a versatile preparation but this time of year Nyesha likes to spoon it over thick slices of heirloom tomatoes and fresh creamy burrata.

    Basil Pistou

    ½ lb Fresh basil leaves, picked

    1 bunch Italian parsley leaves picked

    1 Lemon, juiced and seeds removed

    2 C Extra virgin olive oil

    1t sea salt

    Place all ingredients in a blender or vitamix and blend until thoroughly incorporated but not smooth. Do not over mix.

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      Gillian Ferguson

      Supervising Producer, Good Food

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