Pine nuts add rich, buttery flavor to both sweet and savory dishes. Whether tossed into a sweet and sour agrodolce sauce, sprinkled over a peppery arugula salad with Parmesan and pomelo, or folded into golden, honey-drizzled Italian struffoli, these tiny nuts bring lots of flavor and texture to every bite. They’re also essential in a classic Big Batch Basil Pesto. Tip: toast pine nuts in a dry skillet over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, just until golden. They burn in seconds, so don’t walk away. Because they’re high in oil, store them in the freezer to keep them from going rancid.
Roasted kabocha squash topped with a sweet and sour balsamic agrodolce with caramelized onions, Castelvetrano olives, pine nuts, honey and finished with fresh mint
This big batch basil pesto recipe uses weight measurements for perfect results every time. Packed with fresh basil, Parmesan, Pecorino, pine nuts, garlic, and olive oil.
Orange scented fried dough balls, covered in honey, topped with toasted pine nuts and colorful sprinkles. The classic Italian holiday dessert from my childhood.
Fresh tagliatelle pasta tossed with shredded rosemary roasted chicken, golden raisins and toasted pine nuts. A comforting chicken tagliatelle recipe inspired by Nigella Lawson.