Best Phyllo Ricotta Torte With Spring Herbs Recipes

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SPRING VEGETABLE RICOTTA TART WITH PHYLLO



Spring Vegetable Ricotta Tart with Phyllo image

Number Of Ingredients 16

I used an 11½" x 7½" rectangle tart pan with removable bottom so the recipe will reflect that size pan, but feel free to adjust the recipe if using a 9 or 10 inch round tart pan instead.
4 cups of ricotta, drained
2 eggs
2 garlic cloves, finely minced
handfull of chopped fresh basil
½ cup of grated romano cheese
½ cup of grated fontina
½ cup of grated asiago
salt and pepper to taste
8 sheets of phyllo dough
olive oil, preferably in spray form
1 bunch of asparagus, cut in half diagonally
a large leek, cleaned thoroughly and sliced into rounds
½ cup cooked and shelled fava beans or replace with peas
1 heaping cup or so of artichoke hearts
1 cup or so cherry tomatoes, cut in half

Steps:

  • Pre-roast all veggies except the tomatoes, if using fava beans have them preboiled with skins off, if using peas instead, frozen and defrosted is fine.
  • In a bowl whip the romano, asiago, fontina along with the basil, garlic and eggs into the ricotta until well incorporated.
  • Layer each sheet of phyllo one by one into your olive oil greased tart pan fitting it in around the bottom and sides and spraying or brushing each sheet with olive oil as you go, if it rips don't worry it will look fine in the end.
  • When finished layering each sheet spread the ricotta mixture all over.
  • Press your veggies all around into the ricotta.
  • Drizzle the top of the tart and sides of dough with olive oil, sprinkle with romano and bake.
  • Bake in a 400 F. oven, keep checking after 15 minutes, make sure the crust is deep golden and ricotta is set.
  • Let it cool down before you cut into it.

PHYLLO RICOTTA TORTE WITH SPRING HERBS



Phyllo Ricotta Torte With Spring Herbs image

This buttery, golden phyllo torte is filled with ricotta and seasoned with spring herbs, prosciutto, pecorino Romano and ricotta salata. Cubes of fresh mozzarella add to the overall creaminess and lend a stretchy, gooey bite. It's a dish as convenient as it is stunning; you can assemble the torte up to 24 hours ahead and store it in the refrigerator until you're ready to bake. You may need to add a few minutes onto the baking time, so watch it closely toward the end. Then serve it for brunch, a light supper or as a first course at a dinner party.

Provided by Melissa Clark

Categories     brunch, dinner, lunch, pastries, appetizer, main course

Time 2h

Yield 12 servings

Number Of Ingredients 10

1 1/2 pounds/680 grams/3 1/4 cups fresh whole-milk ricotta
1/2 cup/45 grams shredded ricotta salata
1/4 cup/28 grams pecorino Romano
3 large eggs
1 cup chopped soft spring herbs or baby greens (any combination of dill, mint, sorrel, chives, dandelion, parsley, arugula)
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
3/4 cup/1 1/2 sticks/170 grams unsalted butter, melted
1 1-pound box phyllo dough, thawed overnight in refrigerator
1/2 cup/70 grams diced prosciutto
1/2 cup/62 grams cubed mozzarella

Steps:

  • Heat oven to 400 degrees. In a large bowl, combine ricotta, ricotta salata, pecorino Romano, eggs, herbs and pepper.
  • Brush Bundt pan with some of the melted butter. Drape 2 sheets of phyllo on top of Bundt pan, poke a hole into phyllo where center tube is and push phyllo into pan to line it. Do this with 2 more sheets placed perpendicular to the first 2 sheets. Continue adding phyllo sheets in this crisscross manner until all sheets are used. Edges of phyllo should hang over edges of pan.
  • Scrape half of the ricotta filling into pan. Scatter prosciutto over ricotta, then top with mozzarella. Spoon the rest of the ricotta mixture on top. Fold edges of phyllo over filling. Using a sharp knife, poke at least 20 holes in dough that reach all the way to bottom of pan. Slowly pour melted butter over torte; some butter will seep through holes and some will remain on top of dough.
  • Place pan on a baking sheet and bake for about 1 hour 30 minutes, or until torte is puffy and golden brown. Allow torte to cool in pan for 1 to 2 hours before inverting onto a wire rack and slicing. Serve warm.

Nutrition Facts : @context http, Calories 374, UnsaturatedFat 9 grams, Carbohydrate 22 grams, Fat 25 grams, Fiber 1 gram, Protein 15 grams, SaturatedFat 14 grams, Sodium 477 milligrams, Sugar 0 grams, TransFat 0 grams

PHYLLO RICOTTA TORTE



Phyllo Ricotta Torte image

Number Of Ingredients 1

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Steps:

  • PREPARATION Heat oven to 400 degrees. In a large bowl, combine ricotta, ricotta salata, pecorino Romano, eggs, herbs and pepper. Brush Bundt pan with some of the melted butter. Drape 2 sheets of phyllo on top of Bundt pan, poke a hole into phyllo where center tube is and push phyllo into pan to line it. Do this with 2 more sheets placed perpendicular to the first 2 sheets. Continue adding phyllo sheets in this crisscross manner until all sheets are used. Edges of phyllo should hang over edges of pan. Scrape half of the ricotta filling into pan. Scatter prosciutto over ricotta, then top with mozzarella. Spoon the rest of the ricotta mixture on top. Fold edges of phyllo over filling. Using a sharp knife, poke at least 20 holes in dough that reach all the way to bottom of pan. Slowly pour melted butter over torte; some butter will seep through holes and some will remain on top of dough. Place pan on a baking sheet and bake for about 1 hour 30 minutes, or until torte is puffy and golden brown. Allow torte to cool in pan for 1 to 2 hours before inverting onto a wire rack and slicing. Serve warm. COOKING NOTES Add photo 500 Share your notes with other cooks or leave a private note. Who can see this note? Everyone Only You Cancel Add Note All8 Most Helpful2 Private Notes0 Francine Pearson a day ago This is an easy way to get the results of what would be a cumbersome recipe. But I fount that the outside layer did not have the sheen of buttered filo. I fixed that in two ways, one that was successful and one that was not. The unsuccessful one was when I buttered the pan before laying the first sheet of phyllo. The second, successful one was when I buttered the first sheet and lay the buttered side first inside the pan

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