An Italian Easter traditional savory pie filled with ricotta, spinach (or your favorite greens), and whole eggs
This post is written in collaboration with England's Best. All opinions are mine alone.Easter is a time for celebration, family gatherings, and delicious food.
And in Italy, no Easter feast is complete without a slice of this delicious Torta Pasqualina.
This savory pie, hailing from the region of Liguria, is a classic dish that has been enjoyed for generations during Easter and special occasions.
Torta Pasqualina is made with flaky puff pastry, filled with a mixture of spinach, ricotta, and whole eggs cooked inside the filling - for an impressive, eye-catching, and delicious result.
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When you take your first bite of this delicious dish, you'll understand why Torta Pasqualina has been a beloved Italian Easter tradition for so many years. I bet when you try it too, this classic dish will surely become a new family favorite!
One of the things that really makes this Italian Torta Pasqualina unique and different is the addition of uncooked whole eggs into the spinach and ricotta filling.
All you have to do is make some holes/cavities in the spinach mixture with a spoon. Crack the eggs, one at a time into a small bowl, and gently transfer them into the hole. Cover the pie and bake.
VIDEO RECIPE: Torta Pasqualina
The eggs will bake along with the pie. And once you cut the slice, you have a pretty slice with the cooked eggs. And a thought: Getting the perfect slice (with the egg cut in half) can be a little challenging. So here is my trick: score the top of the puff pastry where the eggs are as a reference. So you can easily slice the pie right in the middle of the eggs! Simple right?!? Now your turn to give it a try.
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