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rotuts

rotuts

Id like to mention something about ricotta.

 

I like a lasagna w a creamy layer.

 

Béchamel , my favorite as it browns so nicely on the top ...

 

and has a mighty fine aroma if browned properly

 

ricotta +  other cheeses , herbs  is very nice.

 

w a tip from ATK , believe it or not

 

for the ricotta lasagna . for that creamy effect

 

Ive used cottage cheese as an initial point over ricotta.

 

pick your fat level

 

you just have to beat out some or most of the curds.

 

not all of them

 

then use as you would ricotta.

 

its very nice I thnink

 

and a bit more flavor involved.``

rotuts

rotuts

Id like to mention something about ricotta.

 

I like a lasagna w a creamy layer.

 

Béchamel , my favorite as it browns so nicely on the top ...

 

and has a mighty fine aroma if browned properly

 

ricotta +  other cheeses , herbs  is very nice.

 

w a tip from ATK , believe it to not

 

for the ricotta lasagna . for that creamy effect

 

Ive used cottage cheese as an initial point over ricotta.

 

pick your fat level

 

you just have to beat out some or most of the curds.

 

not all of them

 

then use as you would ricotta.

 

its very nice I thnink

 

and a bit more flavor involved.``

rotuts

rotuts

Id like to mention something about ricotta.

 

I like a lasagna w a creamy layer.

 

Béchamel , my favorite as it browns sonically on the top ...

 

ricotta +  other cheeses , herbs  is very nice.

 

w a tip from ATK , believe it to not

 

for the ricotta lasagna . for that creamy effect

 

Ive used coyyage  cheese as an initial point overt ricotta.

 

pick your fat level

 

you just have to beat out some or most of the curds.

 

not all of them

 

then use as you would ricotta.

 

its very nice I thnink

 

and a bit more flavor involved.``

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