STEPS
INGREDIENTS
Place the ricotta in a medium bowl
Crack the egg into it
Shave the parmesan in
Add the basil, coarsely chopped
Add the milk
For last add flour, baking powder, nutmeg, salt and pepper
Whisk everything together and add more milk or flour to achieve a dense liquid consistency
On a nonstick pan heat some butter, and scoop in the mix, with my proportions I made about 8 pancakes, enough for 2 people as a meal.
Flip the pancake to achieve browning on both sides and cook throughout. Make 8, pile up the cooked one in a plate and cover with a lid.
In the meantime take care of the vine grape tomatoes. Place them in a baking tray, drizzle with olive oil and season with pepper and salt. Bake at 220C for 10min
There they are, roasted and with the cracked skin
Remove as much skin as you can without ruining the tomatoes
In a small cup combine the yogurt
With the moroccan olives tapenade (you can find how to make this among my other guides)
Stir everything together and add more of one or the other according to your taste
While about to start cooking the third to last pancake, cut the shallots in eights
Put them in a separate pan with some olive oil and a splash of water. When the water evaporates and they start browning, add the withe wine vinegar, about 4-6 tablespoons, sauté until it evaporates
Once the vinegar evaporates, take the pan off the heat, add some balsamic vinegar and the baby spinach leaves. Sauté to mix everything while it cools down
Time to plate the pancakes and garnish with the shallots and baby spinach vinaigrette, the roasted tomatoes and some shaved almonds sprinkled on top. Drizzle with olive oil and add few leaves of basil
Enjoy them with the tapenade-yogurt sauce!
- 250.0g Ricotta
- 150.0g Flour
- 150.0ml Milk
- 1.0 Egg
- 1/2bnch Basil
- 1.0tsp Baking powder
- Nutmeg
- Pepper
- Salt
- Olive oil
- 100.0g Baby spinach
- 200.0g Vine cherry tomatoes
- Shredded almonds
- White wine vinegar
- Balsamic vinegar
- Butter
- 50.0g Freshly shaved parmesan
- 2.0Tbsp Greek yogurt
- 2.0Tbsp Moroccan olives tapenade
- 3.0 Shallots
Gioele Nunziatini
Italian born and raised, I moved abroad to pursue a career in engineering. Cooking is what brings me back to my origins, to the flavors of my parents' farm.
London, UK
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