Ricotta
I believe it was first dreamt up by Australian celebrity chef Bill Granger, or at least that’s where I first tried it – in one of his cafes. I was sold. If you’ve never tried them before, do this recipe, because it’s better than any other pancake recipe IMHO – so utterly fluffy and moist!!
2/3 cup ricotta cheese
1/2 cup milk
2 eggs, separated
1/2 cup plain flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
salt
butter
1) Mix ricotta, milk and egg yolks.
2) Sift in flour, baking powder and a pinch of salt. Mix.
3) Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form (5+ mins). Fold in mixture.
4) Melt some butter in pan. Cook hotcakes until brown on each side.
5) Serve with butter mixed with honey.
I served mine with some honeyed butter, sliced fresh fruit, and grilled garlic & herb sausages. And a hot coffee, but of course. It makes a delicious brunch 🙂
Bon Appétit!
Drool! The only part that holds me back is whipping the egg whites. I’m very much a one-bowl-recipe person and dread bringing out the mixer!
Haha yeah it does require some extra effort, but it makes a HUGE difference in the fluffiness of the pancakes. It’s what good pancake restuarants do too!
Absolutely love Bill’s ricotta hotcakes, in fact I know what we’re whipping up for breakfast this morning!
They are SO expensive at bill’s though! Guess you pay for the ambience….. 😛
I served this with lemon-cent blueberry and maple syrup :). My niece polished off a stack of 3 pancakes and wants more :). Thanks for the recipe 🙂
Ooo that sounds good!
And haha, yeah, my kids are pancake monsters too
Looks good!
I think your boys would love it 😛
Yum!! Bookmarking this along with that chocolate french toast recipe!
It’s v kid friendly too! Errrr when yours is old enough to eat, that is 😛