Lacinato Kale Salad With Ricotta Salata
Ricotta Salata, Pine Nuts, Salt, Olive Oil, Kale
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Lemons are a fruit and very common ingredient in cooking, providing both flavoring and an important souring agent. The juice is most commonly used, but the zest is also a wonderful flavoring agent. Avoid the white pith, as it is very bitter. More about Lemons
A dry salted sheep's milk cheese with a tangy flavor, not to be confused with soft, mild ricotta cheese. Salata means salted, while ricotta is the process used to create the cheese instead of a specific type of cheese. More about Ricotta Salata
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Asparagus and Spring Onions With Buckwheat Linguine
Ricotta Salata, Linguine, Salt, Olive Oil, Clove
