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Barley risotto with peas and pesto | Recipes for the climate | Spring | Greenpeace

Barley risotto with peas and pesto Recipes for the climate Spring | vegan, seasonal, sustainable

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BARLEY RISOTTO WITH PEAS AND BRENNESSELS
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Persons: 4
Preparation time: 30 minutes

INGREDIENTS:

PESTO:
600 g nettles
800 g of extra-virgin olive oil
20 g sea salt
60 ml of lemon juice

RISOTTO:
250 g barley
30 ml rapeseed oil
350 g peas (fresh or frozen)
100 g spring onions
1 bay leaf
200 ml bouillon
300 ml vegetable sauce cream
100 g nettle pesto
5 g noble yeast
½ lemon
Sea salt and pepper from the mill

PREPARATION:
Pesto: Wash the nettles well and cut into pieces. If it has too rough stems, remove them. Finely mix with the olive oil, sea salt and fresh lemon juice.

Risotto: Cut the spring onions into rings. Cook the rolled barley in salted water according to the instructions on the package and drain. In the meantime, heat the rapeseed oil in a saucepan, add the spring onions, the peas, the bay leaf and simmer on low heat. Add the poured still warm barley and steam briefly. Add the remaining ingredients, bring to a boil and cook on a low flame to a creamy barley risotto. Season with salt, pepper and fresh lemon juice

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