Le Ricette

Linguine with Genovese Pesto

di Academia Barilla

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PREPARATION TIME
20 min
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DIFFICULTY
Easy
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TYPE
First course


Ingredients for 4 people


1 box linguine
1 ounce basil
2 tablespoons pine nuts
1 clove garlic
1 cup Ligurian extra virgin olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
2/3 cup grated Parmigiano Reggiano cheese
½ cup aged grated Pecorino cheese


Ingredients


basil
Pecorino Cheese
pine nuts

Preparation 10 minutes preparation + 10 minutes cooking

1
In a mortar, crush washed and completely dried basil, peeled garlic and pine nuts. Season with salt and add oil in a stream, crushing constantly, until you have a pesto.

2
This process may be done with a blender, using short pulses to prevent the pesto from overheating. Spoon pesto in a bowl and combine with grated Parmigiano and Pecorino. Boil pasta in plenty of salted water according to package directions.

3
Drain and toss with the pesto, adding a bit of cooking water. Mix well and serve. Spaghetti or bavette may be substituted for reginette.


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Parmigiano-Reggiano is a classic Italian cheese known throughout the world for its signature flavor and texture.

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Wine pairing

This traditional dish from Italian cooking has a strong aroma, very long-lasting flavor and a distinctive oiliness that envelops the palate. We recommend white wines that are proportionally well-balanced between alcohol and mellowness, fresh and fragrant. To remain in local territory we recommend a Pigato della Riviere Ligure but also a Vermentino Sardo, a Verdicchio delle Marche or a Friuli Grave Pinot Bianco.


Chef's Tip

Pesto must never be heated, or the basil will darken.

Wine pairing

This traditional dish from Italian cooking has a strong aroma, very long-lasting flavor and a distinctive oiliness that envelops the palate. We recommend white wines that are proportionally well-balanced between alcohol and mellowness, fresh and fragrant. To remain in local territory we recommend a Pigato della Riviere Ligure but also a Vermentino Sardo, a Verdicchio delle Marche or a Friuli Grave Pinot Bianco.


Chef's Tip

Pesto must never be heated, or the basil will darken.

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