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Blossom's Wild Herb Lavender Farm

  (Columbia Station, Ohio)
My Herbal Obsession
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Where has BASIL Pesto been all my life?

Believe it or not after all the years of growing basil, I have never tasted pesto. I had planted about two 50 foot rows of basil plants and was planning to make basil vinegar for sale...... but since sales have been down, I decided not to waste anymore vinegar -- until I sell one bottle.

So with about two bushel of herb, I decided to make a small batch. I think I always shied away from pesto, due to the large amount of oil and nuts.

I cut this out of the local Chronicle Telegram based in Elyria Ohio, and uses less oil and nuts then other recipes I had researched.

2 solid cups basil leaves
2 clove garlic (I use 3 since I love garlic).
1/4 cup toasted walnuts
salt and pepper to taste
Whirl in food processor then add
about 6 Tablespoons Olive Oil

Enjoy!!!
Thank you for supporting an
AMERICAN FAMILY FARM!  Gayle

Ps. I will be posting pixs, I accidently deleted them.... Planning to make more for the freezer...

 
 

Herb Jelly Made Easy

Sometimes I am in a rush and do not have time to make herb jellies from scratch.
So I need to improvise....  
Simply buy a jar of your favorite brand of Apple Jelly (16 OUNCE) warm gently in pan -- DO NOT BOIL, and infused your choice of 1/3 cup clean organic herbs.  Pull out leaves and store in refrigerator until ready to use.
Any variety mints, lemon verbena, English lavender flower buds, lemon, lime or purple basil, anise hyssop, cinnamon stick, anise star are a few examples.
Enjoy! Gayle at blossomfarm.com
 
 
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