
There are a million uses for pesto, but simply tossing it with hot pasta may be the very best. Add a salad or a platter of grilled veggies to make it a meal.



1 | pound | cooked fusilli pasta, drained |
¾–1 | cup | pesto sauce, room temperature |
~ | pasta cooking water | |
1/4+ | cup | pine nuts |
~ | freshly grated Parmesan cheese |
1. Place the fusilli pasta in a spacious bowl and add ½ cup of the pesto. Toss lightly, adding more pesto as required.
NOTE: If you want a creamy sauce, add a few tablespoons of the pasta cooking water--one at a time--to the pesto until you achieve the desired consistency. Pour it over the pasta and toss.
2. Place the pasta on a serving platter and sprinkle with the pine nuts and Parmesan cheese.
3. Serve immediately.