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What can I do with half a tub of ricotta cheese?

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marthamoo · 11/05/2004 16:33

I used the other half yesterday and it needs eating today? Stir it into pasta or something? I bought it especially to make a pie (filo pastry, spinach, lamb and ricotta - it was yum!) and it's not an ingredient I normally use.

Any ideas?

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suzywong · 11/05/2004 16:36

Hey there
Put some golden syrup on it and eat it from the tub, or spread it on good toast with honey

Jennisaurus · 11/05/2004 16:39

Its nice on pizza, or with spinach and pasta.

ghengis · 11/05/2004 16:42

Nurse, the screens!!! Marthamoo, your spinach and lamb dish sounds yum. Is it difficult?

princesspeahead · 11/05/2004 16:42

wrap it in parma ham with some warm asparagus, drizzle with olive oil and eat (still standing in front of the fridge a la nigella if you wish!)

Tommy · 11/05/2004 16:43

Mix it with some pesto and you have a lovely pasta sauce

willow2 · 11/05/2004 16:48

Cure thrush?

willow2 · 11/05/2004 16:49

Sorry, getting my bio yoghurt and cheeses muddled up.

marthamoo · 11/05/2004 16:52

Oh pph, that sounds yum. I hadn't thought of having it with anything sweet, suze. I think it's going to be pasta...

Ghenghis, recipe is a doddle (it's a Weight Watchers one). Pack of lamb mince, finely chopped onion - fry til cooked. Add garlic and a tsp of cumin, and a bit of mint (I used mint sauce as I had no dried or fresh mint). Remove from heat, stir in 1lb of spinach ( frozen is easiest, defrosted and with excess liquid squeezed out). Add half a tub of ricotta, mix well. Lots of S&P.

Lighkly grease a rectangular/oval (about 9"X12" ) oven dish and line with half a pack of filo pastry. Slap in the filling, fold in the overlapping edges and scrunch up the rest of the filo pastry on the top. I used melted low fat spread to brush the pastry sheets but butter would be fine for non WW! Cut into 16 squares with a sharp knife and bake 30 mins, 190 degrees. Stand 10 mins before serving. Serves 8 (I froze some). WW points are 6.5 per serving.

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marthamoo · 11/05/2004 16:53

Willow, you should have posted that second comment faster...damn

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willow2 · 11/05/2004 17:00

Sticky?

hmb · 11/05/2004 21:11

With or without Orlando Bloom???

SofiaAmes · 11/05/2004 21:39

My mother (italian) eats fresh ricotta with sugar and cinnamon on it.

skerriesmum · 12/05/2004 20:33

fill pancakes with it

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