To turn it into pesto, blanch the leaves for a few seconds in boiling water, then plunge them into a bowl of ice water. Most watercress in our markets has traveled too long and far to be extremely pungent, but it does have a fresh, peppery taste. The Latin name for watercress translates as "nose twister" because the freshly cut leaves activate a nerve that tingles much like it does when you eat wasabi. Basil will have to wait its turn until later in the season. “Woot Woot! Our cultured friends joined the #sponsor train for #CIP2016, thx 4 pouring into #DowntownSac’s music scene!” – Downtown Sacramento Partnership, March 2016 on Twitter.Fiery, vitamin-rich watercress shines in this early summer pesto. “Proud to see my gown featured in Submerge for the Top 10 looks for Sacramento Fashion Week” – Daniel Laukat, March 2016 on Facebook. “We should all be grateful to have the good people at Submerge that work tirelessly to give local musicians press that perhaps they may have never otherwise gotten.” – Cory Phillips, March 2016 on Facebook. “Submerge continues to be the #1 source for the arts and entertainment in Sacramento.” – American Gypsy Apparel, April 2016 on Instagram.
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