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'''Pesto''' is a thick aromatic sauce used in [[Italian]] cuisine, eaten directly with tossed [[pasta]] or as an ingredient of sauces. Although many varieties of pesto exist, the 'classic' version, ''Pesto alla Genovese'', is made up of [[basil]], [[garlic]], [[olive oil]] and [[pine-nuts]] pounded into a rougth paste.<br>
 
'''Pesto''' is a thick aromatic sauce used in [[Italian]] cuisine, eaten directly with tossed [[pasta]] or as an ingredient of sauces. Although many varieties of pesto exist, the 'classic' version, ''Pesto alla Genovese'', is made up of [[basil]], [[garlic]], [[olive oil]] and [[pine-nuts]] pounded into a rougth paste.<br>
The ancient ''Pesto all'Arcorese''' is a special red and pungent sauce who includes pepperoni, fresh ricotta cheese, paprika, powdered '''ossa di morto''' and olive oil.
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The ancient recipe of ''Pesto all'Arcorese''' is a special red and pungent sauce who includes pepperoni, fresh ricotta cheese, paprika, powdered ''ossa di morto'' (a natural thickening agent)  and olive oil.
    
[[Category:Italy]]
 
[[Category:Italy]]
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]
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