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ricotta
[ri-kot-uh, -kaw-tuh,
noun
a soft Italian cheese that resembles cottage cheese.
ricotta
/ ɪˈɒə /
noun
a soft white unsalted cheese made from sheep's milk, used esp in making ravioli and gnocchi
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of ricotta1
Example Sentences
Try layering it into lasagna in place of ricotta, or pairing it with mascarpone for a richer, more delicate texture.
Fava beans are exceptional in a spring risotto, like this recipe from NYT Cooking that incorporates asparagus and saffron, or pasta primavera, or even a fava bean lemon ricotta dip spread on crostini.
Stir into yogurt or ricotta as a base for roast vegetables.
Some people like to add extras — basil, spinach, shrimp, ricotta, even crab — but those are distractions.
"Why is ricotta gnocchi so underwhelming and fussy?"
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