I'm not a kale fan, but I think I might actually like
this because of the ricotta.
If your physician advises you to limit saturated fat consumption, realize that,
because of the ricotta cheese, this shake is relatively high in saturated fats; therefore, you may want to enjoy it only occasionally.
Not exact matches
Today I am sharing the recipe for Vegan Almond
Ricotta because I love the creamy texture, and this recipe is full
of flavor.
I just don't like
ricotta cheese
because of the texture (and taste haha).
My
Ricotta Orange Marmalade Buttermilk Cake is very moist
because of all the buttermilk.
I planned on using low fat
Ricotta in this dish
because I'm generally not a fan
of fat free cheeses, but my grocery store was out.
It's a bit like pound cake in cake form, plus the tangy and sweet raspberries, but at the same time fluffier and more cheese cake like
because of the addition
of ricotta.
I loved the look
of this recipe but was feeling a bit too lazy to make bechamel (sacrilege, I know) and I also couldn't find broccoli rabe in East London, so I mixed it up: I stirred lemon zest from a whole lemon into a pot
of ricotta as my bechamel substitute, and sauteed a good couple
of handfuls
of kale in the sausage fat, and added both
of these to the broccoli - pasta - sausage - pecorino mix in my bowl (I ditched the mozzarella too
because ricotta).
The flavor doesn't match 100 % — the cashew
ricotta has a little bit more umami goin'there
because of the nutritional yeast.
I decided to use cream cheese instead
of ricotta because it's easy to use up the rest
of an 8 - ounce package
of organic cream cheese, but the rest
of a 15 - ounce container
of ricotta would have gone to waste around here this week.
I also use a little bit
of cottage cheese in this mix
because the
ricotta is already so dry, and adding the shredded cheese doesn't add much moisture, so the cottage cheese gives your mix a little something to make it stick.
I used 5 tablespoons
of marscapone cheese (
because I had no cottage cheese and my
ricotta was moldy).
While it wasn't exactly the same as the honey cake that I had in Prague (
because it uses
ricotta instead
of cream), it was just so satisfying.
I've never heard
of gnudi before, but it sounds awesome
because I love
ricotta.
Here you have it, another
ricotta cake version but this time a lemon blueberry
ricotta cake which I think has become my favorite just
because of the lemon flavor.
According to the notes from that recipe, Lemon Posset is an old British pudding that once used wine instead
of lemon as its acid, but the food science is the same: the acidic addition basically curdles the cream, but
because the fat content
of cream is so high you end up with a thickened cream instead
of, well,
ricotta.