Fusilli with Pesto Trapanese
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This yummy Sicilian pesto from the city of Trapani is so easy to prepare. Blend tomatoes, olive oil, almonds & some basil.
This yummy Sicilian pesto from the city of Trapani is so easy to prepare. Blend tomatoes, olive oil, almonds & some basil.
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Pesto: a perfect dip or as a sauce for that pasta, take your pick and enjoy it.