Spinach and parsley sauce
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"A simple sauce base in which you can add any flavours you like to. I would recommend fresh flavours, like lemongrass, lemon or lime zest, coriander. Be creative! Try this drizzled on top of pretty much anything that needs a bit of freshness and vibrancy, such as meats, pasta - maybe even pizza or a salad!"
Difficulty
Easy 👌Ingredients
Utensils
saucepan, colander or slotted spoon, immersion blender, spoon
Step 1/4
- 1½ handfuls of spinach
- ½ handful of fresh parsley
- saucepan
- colander or slotted spoon
Bring a pan of water to a rolling boil. Place the spinach and parsley and wilt for 2-4 minutes, or until soft and wilted. Using a slotted spoon or colander, drain the spinach and parsley.
Step 2/4
- olive oil
- immersion blender
Place in a bowl large enough to fit your immersion blender, Let cool for a few minutes, then blend, slowly drizzling olive oil into the mixture until it becomes silky smooth. Don't add too much otherwise you will dilute the flavour too much.
Step 3/4
- 1½ ice cubes
Slowly add the ice cubes, one by one, until fully blended. If you feel that your blender may brake, rather than fully immersing the blender, slowly 'shave' layers of ice with the blender off the top, placing the blender gently on the ice cube, allowing it to blend a small section, lifting the blender out, then blending another 'layer' again. By this point, the sauce should be room temperature, or warm-ish, and smooth and creamy.
Step 4/4
- ginger, garlic, chilli, or any other flavours
- spoon
Stir in any flavours you'd like too - mixed herbs, garlic, chilli, lemon or lime zest, lemongrass, Kaffir lime - think fresh and vibrant flavours. Be creative!