Mint Pesto with Angel Hair

 I am having a moment with angel hair pasta. I have it for lunch with lemon zest, cream, Parmesan, and lots of salt and pepper. This mint pesto is just pine nuts, mint, avocado oil, Parmesan, and salt and pepper, super delicious on some delicate pasta!

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