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4 to 6 servings
as a starter or side dishEasy
1 hr
By Mark Bittman
Published 2005
Farinata, which is nearly identical to the socca of Provence, is a cross between firm polenta and a primitive pizza. To me it’s the perfect no-work Mediterranean appetizer, a great thing to have in your repertoire if you want to make sure there’s something warm for guests to eat when they arrive—or if you just want to round out a pasta dinner for the family on a weeknight.
Keep the pepper mill nearby when you serve the farinata; it’s best with an almost perverse amount of freshly gr
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