Move over Martha Stewart, my basil is already starting to sprout. Last summer we planted 3 of these little guys and they each grew to be about 16 inches. We were eating fresh pesto like once a week.Grab some seeds (99 cents at any pharmacy) and sprinkle them in some soil. COver with about 1/2 inch of soil. Put them in sunny windowsill.  Water them every couple days. Once they start growing, transplant them to a larger pot  outside in a sunny area.  Pesto is super easy: Handfull of Pine Nuts, 1 or 2 cloves of fresh garlic, handful of basil leaves, olive oil, parm cheese, salt-n-pepper (“push it real good”) to taste. Dump it all in a food processor, press that crazy button that destroys food and presto, you got pesto!

Move over Martha Stewart, my basil is already starting to sprout. Last summer we planted 3 of these little guys and they each grew to be about 16 inches. We were eating fresh pesto like once a week.

Grab some seeds (99 cents at any pharmacy) and sprinkle them in some soil. COver with about 1/2 inch of soil. Put them in sunny windowsill.  Water them every couple days. Once they start growing, transplant them to a larger pot  outside in a sunny area.

Pesto is super easy: Handfull of Pine Nuts, 1 or 2 cloves of fresh garlic, handful of basil leaves, olive oil, parm cheese, salt-n-pepper (“push it real good”) to taste. Dump it all in a food processor, press that crazy button that destroys food and presto, you got pesto!

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