Why buy pesto when it is so easy to make?

… a mortar with a pestle, then slowly work in the oil. Pesto can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 1 week, although it will lose flavor and color. I freeze mine into an ice cube tray! Source: The Cook’s Book, © 2005, Chef Paul Gayler.

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