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		<title>Pesto Parmesan Cheese Bread</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We love Pesto and in our opinion, Cuisine Perel&#8217;s classic Sweet Basil &#038; Pinon Pesto is one of the best. Since we use it often, I am always trying to come up with new ways to enjoy it! The other night, I was looking for something to dress up some sourdough bread slices to go [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We love Pesto and in our opinion, Cuisine Perel&#8217;s classic <a href="http://store.poshgourmet.com/pestos.html">Sweet Basil &#038; Pinon Pesto </a>is one of the best.  Since we use it often, I am always trying to come up with new ways to enjoy it!  The other night, I was looking for something to dress up some sourdough bread slices to go with a chicken pasta dish.  Bored with garlic toast, I went rummaging through the fridge.  I found a couple of tablespoons of leftover basil pesto and about the same amount of <a href="http://store.poshgourmet.com/pestos.html">Parmesan Cheese Pesto</a>.  I blended the two pestos together, spread it on the bread, and popped it under the broiler for a couple of minutes.  This was so amazing.  It is now Roy&#8217;s favorite bread!  It&#8217;s great as an appetizer or with pasta, soup, grilled foods, or salads.  </p>
<p>If you want to try this at home, and I highly recommend it if you like pesto, simply blend equal parts of Sweet Basil &#038; Pinon Pesto and Parmesan Cheese Pesto (1/3 oil to 2/3 cheese).  </p>
<p>Heat the broiler.  Position the rack 5 – 6 inches from the burner.  Cut each slice of sour dough bread into 2 – 3 inch wide strips.  Place a single layer of bread strips on a baking sheet.  Pop under the broiler for a couple of minutes or until the bread just barely begins to color.  Remove from broiler.  Flip over the bread strips.  Spoon some of the pesto mixture onto the un-toasted side of each strip; spread to coat evenly.  You can add as much or as little of the pesto mixture as you like.  I add enough so that the bread doesn&#8217;t show through the pesto.  Pop the bread back under the broiler for another few minutes to heat up the pesto.  Check frequently to avoid burning!  </p>
<p>Eat hot and enjoy!</p>
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