Linguine with Frenched Green Beans and Parsley Pesto
In 1980, pesto was basically unknown,” Recalls Johanne Killen, a member of the very first class ofBest New Chefs back in 1988. “The summer before we opened, we contracted a farmer in Little Compton to grow a field of basil for us. That’s how obscure it was—we had to make a special arrangement for pesto.” In this classic recipe, Killen employs starchy pasta water to thicken her fresh pesto into a sauce that clings to and flavors each strand of linguine, instead of pooling in the bowl. Thinly sliced green beans intertwine with the pasta, offering a refreshing crunch
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Ingredients
Directions
Make Ahead
香蒜酱可以up to 3 days in advance and stored in an airtight container in refrigerator.
Notes
Regular green beans are thicker than French haricots verts, but haricots verts may be substituted.
Suggested Pairing
Fresh, herbal Sauvignon Blanc.