Prep time: 10 minutes Makes about 1 cup
1 bunch fresh cilantro, washed and dried, ends clipped
2 tablespoons fresh oregano
1 lime, juiced
3/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1/3 cup pine nuts (optional)
2 cloves garlic, minced
sea salt to taste
Blend all ingredients together. Use as a thicker salad dressing, a dip for vegetables, or as a topping for chicken or fish after it has been cooked.
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Pine nuts are ok for the Candida diet? If not … Can I use Brazil nuts or Whatever other nuts please ? Thanks ! 😀
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Can I use flat parsly leefs instead of cilantro?
Hi Maria! Yes, you can use flat leaf parsley instead of cilantro. Basil works well too.
Hi Stacey. I cannot find the time day for Randy Christa show. I believe it is on Fox and i have TWC. CAble. Help please
Hi Gail, The Randy and Christa show airs on The Wellness Hour. Here is the link to watch the episodes https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuPH5zxgquKRXcVyVEqesvQ.
If my digestive system can’t tolerate limes, what is a non-acidic substitute? Thank you!
Hi Linda, You can use lemons instead of limes. Outside of the body lemon and lime juice are acidic, but once they are metabolized by the body they have an alkalizing effect.
Hi Stacey,
Thank you for your prompt reply! I should have indicted that acidic foods generally, including lemons, limes, tomatoes, vinegar – including apple cider vinegar, etc. cause irritation and a skin reaction. Might you have another idea?
Thank you again,
Linda
Hi Linda, For this particular recipe you could try a bit of fresh squeezed orange juice or a few drops of lemon extract. If either of those aren’t an option, just omit the lemon juice from the recipe and add water to thin out the consistency.
Thank you
How much andbhow often should you eat this to detox
Hi Gail, We recommend those on our cleanses add 1-2 Tablespoons of our Cleansing Pesto to at least 1 meal/day for 3-4 weeks while detoxing.
Thank you SO much for this recipe, Christa. I had volunteer cilantro o’plenty come up in my greenhouse this spring and an extra bounty of oregano greening up outside. What to do? I happened upon this recipe. Just made some. It’s out of this world!!! Begs to be spread on a warm corn tortilla, or a taco, or beans or …! Plus, I’ve long been acquainted with the chelating effects of cilantro (for getting rid of heavy metals in the body) and the anti-biotic/anti-viral/anti-fungal effects of oregano). So not only is this off-the-charts delicious, it’s amazing medicine!
I always make fresh basil pesto. This is a wonderful addition. It’s almost addicting it’s so good! My husband really liked it on the grilled shrimp.
Hi Christa, Are we supposed to pulverize this in a food processor like regular pesto? Also I’m doing the gut thrive & you spoke about soaking nuts, seeds & grains so does this mean to soak the pine nuts as well?
Love this recipe! I threw in some walnuts cause I don’t have any pine nuts and it is great!
I do wish there was a picture even just of some cilantro just for pinterest purposes 🙂
Hi Christa, I have cilantro coming up all over the yard and made a batch of this pesto. It is wonderful!!!! My husband used it this morning for breakfast on his vegetable medley topped with cheddar cheese and poached eggs and just kept rolling his eyes and saying “this is the bomb”. He now wants to cook for the men’s prayer breakfast and introduce his new favorite breakfast. Thanks for the recipe! The Brown’s are loving it!
Curious about snipping the ends of the cilantro. I typically just chop the cilantro with some of the stem. Are you all trying to remove all the leaves with no stem at all?
I do not like the “smell” of fresh cilantro but the pesto does not overwhelm and tastes delicious!
Did you use the pine nuts?
Yes I did use the pine nuts.
Just made this and let me tell you it is outstanding! So Yummy!
My new go to salad dressing! This pesto is inflammations enemy. Easy to make, keeps well and is part of my anti-migraine protocol. Food that heals, thank you Whole Journey team!
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That sounds yummy,I love cilantro…