This was my first attempt at making farinata. It could have used a little more bake time but it was great. It's simple but full of flavour I would definitely make it again and experiment with toppings.
Care to share a recipe link?
It was a mix between https://www.themediterraneandish.com/farinata-recipe/ and this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vKnzKb60C4&t=3
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Looks like cornbread infused with onions and cheese(?). I might have to try that recipe out cuz that sounds good to me lol
It's chickpea flour, water, salt, black pepper, oil, rosemary and onions
This looks interesting (and really simple to make), I'm going to make it tomorrow for sure!
ohhh that look goood
Excellent choice! You under-baked it looks like. Browning is important on this one. Cuocilo più a lungo, filisteo.
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