Wild Figs and Fennel: A Year in an Italian Kitchen by Letitia Clark

    • Categories: Pancakes, waffles & crêpes; Breakfast / brunch; Cooking for 1 or 2; Spring; Italian; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: ricotta cheese; eggs; vanilla sugar; lemon zest
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  • Orange blossom and honey amaretti

    • Victoria_from_London on July 31, 2024

      Generous size. Absolutely delicious. Nicer with tea than coffee. Soft. My oven needs 17 minutes. 33/34g each, raw, makes 34 amaretti. Made great presents, recipe was demanded, they're that good. Makes a lot in one batch.

    • AllieTaylor on December 08, 2024

      My first time making them. Got exactly 30 amaretti. Very moreish. Made a v nice hostess gift as super easy to make (used 500g of ground almonds). Definitely use moist hands (have a bowl of water ready).

  • Confit tomatoes

    • jessica_qyreaf on January 10, 2026

      Love a quick fridge food project. Used these all up and will make more.

  • Sausage lasagne with ricotta, pecorino and fennel

    • Nancy402 on February 03, 2025

      This was relatively quick, easy and really delicious. Great for a frosty evening and not too rich. Much less work than my usual lasagne recipe. Used fresh lasagne noodles which shortened the cooking time a bit. Only had grocery store fennel which worked just fine.

  • Cavolo nero and farro sort-of risotto

    • Nancy402 on February 09, 2025

      This is tasty and elevates farro nicely. I used a small food processor for the kale and was happy with the result: not a purée but very finely chopped. It added colour and a bit of texture. Would be yummy with a fried or poached egg and some oven-roasted cherry tomatoes.

  • Beans Terence Hill

    • Lepa on May 15, 2025

      From the picture I wasn't sure what to expect but we ended up with a thick, satisfying stew. My family loved it and I liked it so I expect to make it again. I used cranberry beans. We added the optional cheese but it would be equally good without.

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