When I was
making Mushrooms Stuffed with Ricotta and Pesto some time ago, I thought I could
try to make them with another stuffing. This time I wanted to make a lunch dish
and used big Portobello mushrooms, one per person. When it came to choosing a
filling, I decided to check how ingredients that I normally use for spinach
gnocchi would work, I only omitted flour and egg that help the gnocchi keep their
shape.
Everything
worked very well together and we ended up with a delicious, light but satisfying
summer lunch that I know could also be used a starter for a lunch or dinner
party.
INGREDIENTS
(for 4 portions):
250g fresh
spinach, washed and dried,
2 garlic
cloves, crushed or thinly cut,
250g
ricotta cheese,
50g grated
Parmesan cheese,
a big
handful of basil leaves,
4 big
mushrooms (e.g. Portobello), each weighing approx. 100g, washed and pat dried,
salt and
pepper,
a drop of
oil for greasing.
METHOD:
- Put the spinach in a big non-stick frying pan and fry it, stirring it until it is wilted and the water evaporates; half way through the cooking, add the garlic.
- When the spinach is cool enough to handle, squeeze the water out.
- Cut the spinach and the basil thinly.
- Preheat a fan oven to 180 Celsius degrees.
- Grease an ovenproof dish.
- Put the ricotta cheese to a bowl, add half of the Parmesan, spinach and basil, stir, check the taste and season with salt and pepper.
- Stuff each mushroom with a quarter of the ricotta and spinach filling, put to the prepared dish and sprinkle with the rest of Parmesan.
- Bake in the hot oven for 30 minutes.
- Serve with a salad.
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