A nice plate of gnocchi with Genoese pesto.
What more can I say? Those who know what's in the photo don't need any further explanations.
This is my favorite dish at home, I think ever.
Homemade Genoese pesto (made by my mother) and fresh potato gnocchi (practically fresh because they come from the pasta factory).
This shot has everything of this typical Genoese dish: taste, color and tradition!
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 22.
This, instead, is the pasta factory's website: pastificionovella.it in Sori.
The first example was, in Roman times, the Moretum, described by Virgil. The first recipe for pesto dates back to the nineteenth century, although it certainly owes its origins to older pounded sauces such as the agliata (a Ligurian version of the classic agliata), made with garlic and walnuts, popular in Liguria during the maritime republic of Genoa, and the French pistou.
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