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By Peter Gordon

Published 1997

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A ‘pesto’ is simply a sauce, and there are as many ways to make it as there are cooks. In some parts of Italy – especially Liguria, where it originally comes from – it is only made with pecorino sardo, a delicious sharp ewe’s cheese. Parmesan wouldn’t even get a look in. Personally, what I’m serving it with influences how much of each ingredient I put into it. I love pesto with grilled fish, when I use a little less parmesan. For roast pumpkin I add more parmesan. I also love it thinned dow