Pesto Trapani-style is a raw sauce for adding to different types of pasta: it’s ideal during the summer months when the tomatoes are red and ripe and the basil is fresh. There are also some additional ingredients typical of Sicily and Trapani: almonds and pecorino sheep’s cheese, which should be strictly DOP (Protected Designated of Origin) and Sicilian.
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Blanch the tomatoes in boiling water for ten seconds, then drain and peel. Cut them into strips and remove the seeds. Take a kitchen mixer, a blender or food processor (such as Thermomix) and add the tomatoes, the cleaned basil leaves, almonds and garlic. Chop everything together well. Transfer everything to a bowl, add oil, salt and the pecorino cheese. Mix well. Add the pesto to pasta, spaghetti in our case, but you can also use other shapes.
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Blanch, peel, and remove the seeds from the tomatoes, then cut them into strips
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Put the tomatoes into the food processor
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Add the basil
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Add the almonds
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Add the garlic
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Blend everything together, one minute is enough
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Add the pecorino cheese
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Add the extra virgin olive oil and salt
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Add the pesto to the pasta
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