STINGING NETTLE WALNUT PESTO

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • This week, we forage some Stinging Nettle and make Nettle Walnut Pesto.
    See how you can make this at home right in your own kitchen in minutes.
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Комментарии • 26

  • @r.t.7925
    @r.t.7925 Год назад +2

    Good healthy recipe :). You are a bit late to pick the nettle . I only pick the tops when it's just off the ground, or maybe up to 5 inches high. Its too tough after that - good for chickens and pigs :)

  • @paulabronzini6418
    @paulabronzini6418 Год назад +1

    Thanks, perfect timing! I was just looking at my big patch of nettles and wondering if I needed to blanch them before making pesto. Other pesto ideas I have tried, parsley, rocket and nasturtium too. All super tasty. :)

  • @kevinryan1827
    @kevinryan1827 Год назад +2

    Great recipe idea. How do you store? Freeze, canner, or just refrigerate and use?

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад

      We froze anything that wasn’t going to be consumed before going bad. We’ve eaten it from the freezer since and taste/texture is pretty much the same as fresh

  • @Flowergurl2000
    @Flowergurl2000 Год назад +1

    Maybe a lil sea salt? Love pesto of all things green!

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад

      Yes sea salt really brings out the flavour ! ☺️

  • @clayd1005
    @clayd1005 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing! How do you keep pesto good year round, do you freeze it?

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад

      Yes, we freeze whatever isn’t consumed right away ☺️

  • @ISawABear
    @ISawABear Год назад +1

    I love foraging for nettle myself, Not hard to grow either, just need to clip a bit of the roots off and it will spread.

  • @ericadretzka1153
    @ericadretzka1153 Месяц назад

    Thanks for this, I live in a city so don't have access to quality fresh nettle leaves (pollution, etc). Can I rehydrate dried leaves and do this?

  • @DeterminedDIYer
    @DeterminedDIYer Год назад

    I've got an herb cutter and stripper tool I got online that you can just pull the stem through a hole and it takes all the leaves off for you. :)

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад

      Ooohhhh. That would have been useful. Do you have a link?

  • @mpmitton8377
    @mpmitton8377 Год назад

    Have you tried the pesto without blanching it? I've added nettles to smoothies & when it's blended, it doesn't sting.

  • @Mo_Taser
    @Mo_Taser Год назад +1

    I gotta see this, because those things are nasty. Not as bad as lion's mane jellyfish though which I'm sure you're familiar with.

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад +1

      Try it out and let us know your thoughts ! Honestly we love it 😋

  • @scapingreality
    @scapingreality Год назад +1

    Thanks going to do this tonight!

  • @shepstrohm
    @shepstrohm Год назад

    I do a cilantro pesto with avocado oil, salt, garlic, lime juice, and sometimes a hot pepper. It is delicious. It makes an incredible marinade for red meat.

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад +1

      Mmmm. We are cilantro fans so that sounds delicious

  • @joyfour4995
    @joyfour4995 Год назад

    Love your videos! Can you freeze the pesto?

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад

      Yes. That's how we store it for the year :)

    • @joyfour4995
      @joyfour4995 Год назад

      @@LovinofftheLand Thank you. It sounds delicious!

  • @heatherlewis3587
    @heatherlewis3587 Год назад +1

    I used to make sage walnut pesto. I had a huge plant. It was easy and delicious.

    • @LovinofftheLand
      @LovinofftheLand  Год назад

      That sounds delicious, we might have to make a video on it ☺️😂