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Pesto Revisited

The Joneses · 2007-04-25T05:34:06+00:00

I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the pesto I made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one teaspoonful of pesto stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy. Snack made in heaven and I thought it was pretty, too. Edrena

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The Joneses
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25 April 2007, 05:34 UTC #1

I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the pesto I
made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one teaspoonful of pesto
stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy. Snack made in heaven and I
thought it was pretty, too.
Edrena

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Andy
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25 April 2007, 09:06 UTC #2

The Joneses said...
Quoted message said:
I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the
pesto I made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one teaspoonful of
pesto stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy. Snack made in heaven
and I thought it was pretty, too.
Edrena
Edrena,
I'd triple the pesto, toss with low cal pasta, accompanied with low cal
garlic bread and low cal wine.
Andy

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Laura
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25 April 2007, 10:14 UTC #3

"The Joneses" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the pesto I
made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one teaspoonful of pesto
stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy. Snack made in heaven and I
thought it was pretty, too.
Edrena
o u just gave me an idea for an add in to plain yogurt....lol

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sandi
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25 April 2007, 11:15 UTC #4

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news:[email hidden]... I needed
a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the
pesto I made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one
teaspoonful of pesto stirred in. Left the pesto slightly
lumpy. Snack made in heaven and I thought it was pretty,
too. Edrena
o u just gave me an idea for an add in to plain yogurt....lol
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Goomba38
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25 April 2007, 13:59 UTC #5

The Joneses said:
I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the pesto I
made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one teaspoonful of pesto
stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy. Snack made in heaven and I
thought it was pretty, too.
Edrena
I came home from my 13 hour PM shift and just ate an Amy's tortellini in
pesto frozen entree. Good stuff for "breakfast"

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The Joneses
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25 April 2007, 15:35 UTC #6

"Goomba38" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The Joneses said:
I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the
pesto I made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one teaspoonful of
pesto stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy. Snack made in heaven and
I thought it was pretty, too.
Edrena
I came home from my 13 hour PM shift and just ate an Amy's tortellini in
pesto frozen entree. Good stuff for "breakfast"
The olive oil and garlic in pesto make for good nutrition, right? Another
Breakfast of Champions.
Edrena

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The Joneses
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25 April 2007, 15:38 UTC #7

"Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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The Joneses said...
Quoted message said:
I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the
pesto I made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one teaspoonful of
pesto stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy. Snack made in heaven
and I thought it was pretty, too.
Edrena
Edrena,
I'd triple the pesto, toss with low cal pasta, accompanied with low cal
garlic bread and low cal wine.
Andy
(big) That's a little more lo cal than authorized! I tried the whole grain,
heart-healthy pasta and didn't like it, and I like whole wheat breads and
things. I know that fresh pasta would have been probably better, but all
that wheaty flavor just wasn't "right." I've been know to make pesto on
toast, too. I guess I'm addicted.
Edrena

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Ken Knecht
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25 April 2007, 15:48 UTC #8

"The Joneses" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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"Andy" <q> wrote in message
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The Joneses said...
Quoted message said:
I needed a low cal protein snack, and had opened the last jar of the
pesto I made last July. Small bowl of cottage cheese, one
teaspoonful of pesto stirred in. Left the pesto slightly lumpy.
Snack made in heaven and I thought it was pretty, too.
Edrena
Edrena,
I'd triple the pesto, toss with low cal pasta, accompanied with low
cal garlic bread and low cal wine.
Andy
(big) That's a little more lo cal than authorized! I tried the whole
grain, heart-healthy pasta and didn't like it, and I like whole wheat
breads and things. I know that fresh pasta would have been probably
better, but all that wheaty flavor just wasn't "right." I've been
know to make pesto on toast, too. I guess I'm addicted.
Edrena
The Ronzoni Healthy Harvest whole wheat blend pasta wide noodles are
pretty good, almost like the regular to my taste. I didn't see any but
perhaps they also sell other configurations of whole wheat pastas.
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