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By David Eyre
Published 2009
Try to buy ricotta loose rather than in tubs, from a deli that has a good turnover, as it has a much better flavour when very fresh. Warming it is a good way of improving the flavour of bland commercial brands. If you can find authentic ewe’s milk ricotta, then buy it straight away – ricotta should be the by-product of Pecorino cheese.
Mix together the garlic, spring onions, herbs, ricotta, oil, lemon juice and black pepper and warm gently in a pan or low oven. Pile on to the bruschetta and scatter over some olives and, if in the season, some raw, shelled and peeled broad beans.
