As you have no doubt figured out, I like pesto. The rest of my family aren’t huge fans. And since I buy the big, honking jar from Costco, it lasts me awhile. So, I get creative with my use of it, slathering it on pizza, mixing it into macaroni and cheese, stirring it into pasta salad.
Sure, sometimes, I get efficient and freeze it in 1/2 cup portions so that I don’t have to eat it everyday for two weeks until it’s gone. But, that wouldn’t be this time.
And, yes, pesto is very easy to make yourself. But, since I have a very ungreen thumb these days, it’s better to just buy a jar and call it good.
This sandwich was fantastic! Sourdough bread, tomato slices, jack cheese, and a slathering of pesto. Oh me, oh my! Very, very yummy. Takes the humble grilled cheese to a whole new level.
And now that the pesto jar is empty…. well, I’ll have something else to talk about next week.
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Holy cow this looks awesome! Here’s a sandwich I would LOVE! Thanks!
I love pesto as well, this sounds so yummy
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Your sandwich looks lip smacking good! 🙂
Love pesto on my panini…looks great.
I’ve never had pesto but your sandwich makes me want to! (Walking away to find something to eat) MMMmmm
Yes, that looks amazing.
I can’t wait to grow basil in our garden — pesto {made w/o nuts} here we come!
Ooh, so good. We used to frequent a little converted caboose into diner back in Rhode Island called Jiggers and they sold a sandwich like this. Crazy tasty!
Ok, so I have to share one of my favorite things to do with pesto, salad dressing. You basically make a cream dressing base (mayo, sour cream and buttermilk or regular milk) then mix in some pesto. It’s so delicious on a simple green salad. I love stirring it into alfredo sauce too. Then I mix in tortellini, broccoli, caramelized onions, and cooked chicken chunks. Everyone in the house loves it and they are not huge fans of pesto either.
That looks soooo good! I am such a sucker for a good sandwich.
That looks really good!!!
This looks SOOOOO GOOD!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for giving me an idea of a grown-up grilled cheese sandwich!
I am so happy I found your blog! I have floundered with my blog for a year now and finally started posting about things that I cook. I can’t wait to dive in and look at all your recipes. Thanks for hosting!
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I guess we were both in pesto moods this week!
I love pesto too…made a Chicken pesto, sundried tomatoes, and artichoke heart pasta this week…yum!
I love pesto!!! How much is a jar at Costco?
That turkey baguette looks amazing. I just ate breakfast and my tummy is already grumbling after seeing that photo. I’d sub pesto for the mayo and add some avocado. Nom.
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Why have I not tried pesto on a sandwich before…. Must do that next time!!
This looks YUMMY!
When I have leftover pesto, I use it in red sauce instead of dried basil. It works great!
Allie
your sandwich looks delicious!
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