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  1. Take three packed cups of fresh washed basil, 1 cup of olive oil, 3
    cloves of garlic, 2 2.5oz bags of pine nuts and 1.5 cups parmesano
    regiano and put in a blender and puree.

    Stop blender from time to time and with plastic spatula, push unblended
    mix down.

    Keep pushing unblended contents down until... YOU FORGET TO TURN OFF THE
    BLENDER AND STICK THE SPATULA AND TOP CONTENTS INTO THE BLADE.

    Remove remaining 2/3s of spatula!!!

    Toss contents in trash.

    Make tuna fish sandwiches.

    Kick me!

    --
    Andy
    http://tinyurl.com/bczgr

  2. Andy said:

    Take three packed cups of fresh washed basil, 1 cup of olive oil, 3
    cloves of garlic, 2 2.5oz bags of pine nuts and 1.5 cups parmesano
    regiano and put in a blender and puree.

    Stop blender from time to time and with plastic spatula, push unblended
    mix down.

    Keep pushing unblended contents down until... YOU FORGET TO TURN OFF THE
    BLENDER AND STICK THE SPATULA AND TOP CONTENTS INTO THE BLADE.

    Remove remaining 2/3s of spatula!!!

    Toss contents in trash.

    Make tuna fish sandwiches.

    Kick me!

    I've done it. I also broke my blender the last time I made pesto 🙂

    --

    saerah

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    aware of the manifold possibilities of the future

    "I think there's a clause in the Shaman's and Jujumen's Local #57 Union
    contract that they have to have reciprocity for each other's shop rules."
    -König Prüß

  3. Andy said:

    Take three packed cups of fresh washed basil, 1 cup of olive oil, 3
    cloves of garlic, 2 2.5oz bags of pine nuts and 1.5 cups parmesano
    regiano and put in a blender and puree.

    Stop blender from time to time and with plastic spatula, push unblended
    mix down.

    Keep pushing unblended contents down until... YOU FORGET TO TURN OFF THE
    BLENDER AND STICK THE SPATULA AND TOP CONTENTS INTO THE BLADE.

    Remove remaining 2/3s of spatula!!!

    Yep. I did more or less the same thing the other week. I was making
    garden pea soup and was pureeing the cooked peas. Unfortunately I was
    pushing the peas down with a metal tablespoon.

    The spoon came out looking like one of Uri Geller's party tricks. Worst
    of it, though, was that those damn peas /exploded/ out of the blender.
    The puree was up the front of the kitchen cabinets, down the side of the
    fridge and in the toaster. The not-yet-pureed peas went everywhere else.
    I'll still finding them in unexpected places.

  4. Yikes!

    I've always used a food processor because of the large quantity of
    fresh basil. Never even thought of using a blender.

    Try this link if you don't have any more basil -
    http://www.wholeinthewall.com/pesto.htm

    I've bought from them and the quality is excellent.

  5. "Andy" <Q> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Take three packed cups of fresh washed basil, 1 cup of olive oil, 3
    cloves of garlic, 2 2.5oz bags of pine nuts and 1.5 cups parmesano
    regiano and put in a blender and puree.

    Stop blender from time to time and with plastic spatula, push unblended
    mix down.

    Keep pushing unblended contents down until... YOU FORGET TO TURN OFF THE
    BLENDER AND STICK THE SPATULA AND TOP CONTENTS INTO THE BLADE.

    Remove remaining 2/3s of spatula!!!

    Toss contents in trash.

    Make tuna fish sandwiches.

    Kick me!

    --

    Ack! What a waste, Andy. Bummer, that.

    kili

  6. I did the same thing with a wooden spoon not too long ago. The spoon
    splintered a bit, but more than enough for me to think about a rescue
    effort. Probably wasn't too good for the blade either. Fortunately it
    was a second batch, and I still had enough to continue my plans. Now I
    use the pulse button.

    Dean G.

    Somehow tuna pesto sounds good.

  7. "Dean G." <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1120140559.577568.41900
    @z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:

    Quoted message said:

    I did the same thing with a wooden spoon not too long ago. The spoon
    splintered a bit, but more than enough for me to think about a rescue
    effort. Probably wasn't too good for the blade either. Fortunately it
    was a second batch, and I still had enough to continue my plans. Now I
    use the pulse button.

    Dean G.

    Somehow tuna pesto sounds good.

    It was supposed to go over a few batches of rotini. 🙁

    Heh heh heh. I actually poked around in the pesto looking for pieces of
    plastic and thinking for a moment "how bad cound that be on the old
    digestive tract?" Then my better judgement kicked in.

    --
    Andy
    http://tinyurl.com/bczgr

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