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Pesto-Infused Tomato Cheese Terrine

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Ingredients

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4 garlic cloves
3 cups fresh basil, firmly packed
1 cup parmesan cheese, freshly grated
1 cup olive oil
1 cup sunflower seeds (shelled kernels)
2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, room temperature
2 cups butter, room temperature (4 sticks)
1/2 cup sun-dried tomato, drained
cooking spray

Nutritional information

676.8
Calories
633 g
Calories From Fat
70.3 g
Total Fat
32.3 g
Saturated Fat
130.2 mg
Cholesterol
505.7 mg
Sodium
5.7 g
Carbs
2 g
Dietary Fiber
1.4 g
Sugars
9.8 g
Protein
109g
Serving Size

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Pesto-Infused Tomato Cheese Terrine

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    Here is what I did: I made the recipe as directed, but used a premade pesto sauce. So, I can't comment on the taste for that portion. Personally, I didn't really care for the taste of the cream cheese mixture. It tasted a little too buttery for me and just needed "something." I also molded this as the recipe directed. It would not unmold. It was an absolute disaster. used a ton of cooking spray in the bowl to prevent this, but it still stuck. I had to dig it out with a spatula. So, it didn't look as pretty as it should have. My advice is to spray the bowl, line it with plastic wrap, spray the wrap, then place the ingredients inside. I think that would work. I took this to a baby shower and it was a great hit. I had several requests for the recipe. I will make this again, but next time I'll add something to the cheese filling! Thanks so much for sharing!

    • 35 min
    • Serves 12
    • Easy

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    Tomato-Pesto Cheese Mold, This mold is especially pretty to serve during the holidays The pesto is different because it uses shelled sunflower seed kernels instead of pine nuts Serve with assorted crackers or baguette toasts Chilling time is not included in prep time From The Cook’s Exchange Readers’ Best Recipes section of an April 1984 issue of Bon Appetit , Here is what I did: I made the recipe as directed, but used a premade pesto sauce So, I can’t comment on the taste for that portion Personally, I didn’t really care for the taste of the cream cheese mixture It tasted a little too buttery for me and just needed something I also molded this as the recipe directed It would not unmold It was an absolute disaster used a ton of cooking spray in the bowl to prevent this, but it still stuck I had to dig it out with a spatula So, it didn’t look as pretty as it should have My advice is to spray the bowl, line it with plastic wrap, spray the wrap, then place the ingredients inside I think that would work I took this to a baby shower and it was a great hit I had several requests for the recipe I will make this again, but next time I’ll add something to the cheese filling! Thanks so much for sharing!, This mold is especially pretty to serve during the holidays The pesto is different because it uses shelled sunflower seed kernels instead of pine nuts Serve with assorted crackers or baguette toasts Chilling time is not included in prep time From The Cook’s Exchange Readers’ Best Recipes section of an April 1984 issue of Bon Appetit


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    For Pesto.

    2
    Done

    With Processor Running, Drop Garlic Through Feed Tube and Mince Finely.

    3
    Done

    Add Remaining Ingredients and Process Until Smooth, About 1 Minute.

    4
    Done

    Transfer to Small Bowl, Cover and Refrigerate Until Ready to Use.

    5
    Done

    For Mold.

    6
    Done

    Mix Cream Cheese and Butter in Processor or Large Bowl of Electric Mixer, Stopping Occasionally to Scrape Down Sides of Bowl, Until Well Blended.

    7
    Done

    Spread 1/3 of Cheese Mixture in Bottom of 7-Cup Mold That Has Been Sprayed With Cooking Spray.

    8
    Done

    Layer Tomatoes Over Cheese.

    9
    Done

    Cover With 1/3 of Cheese Mixture, Spreading Evenly.

    10
    Done

    Spread With Pesto.

    11
    Done

    Add Remaining Cheese Mixture, Spreading Evenly.

    12
    Done

    Refrigerate at Least 2 Hours or Overnight (preferable).

    13
    Done

    Unmold Onto Platter and Serve at Room Temperature.

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