Ramp Pesto with Grilled Chicken
Like basil or parley, I feel that ramps lend themselves to a pesto. Â The flavors are bold but mellowed out a bit with the extra virgin olive oil, lemon and parmesan cheese.
Like basil or parley, I feel that ramps lend themselves to a pesto. Â The flavors are bold but mellowed out a bit with the extra virgin olive oil, lemon and parmesan cheese.
Preheat oven to 450 F degrees. Â Place ceramic or metal baking dish in oven to heat up.
Thoroughly wash and then dry ramps. Â Cut off white bottom part and set aside for other uses (such as addition to a salad.) Â You will just be using the top green leaves for this dish.
This is my take on clams casino. Â It is meant to be a lighter, spring version of the traditional dish. Â The ramps are a nice compliment to the briny, sweet clams and I decided to use Panko breadcrumbs for additional texture.
Add all ingredients into a glass bowl and fold to incorporate. Add a little salt and pepper to taste. Drizzle with balsamic vinegar and extra virgin olive oil. Ratio should be 3 parts oil to 1 part oil. Fold ingredients one more time, cover and allow to sit in refrigerator for at least an hour to marinate.
Why mess with success? Â We all agree grilled vegetables are delicious. Â Ramps, with their pungent taste are perfect for grilling because it mellows the flavors a bit. Â Also the charring from the grill and a little acid from the lemon creates on stellar side dish.
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Add turkey eggs and allow to set-up for around 1 minute. Â Carefully put the spatula under the edges to get the egg off the bottom of the pan. Â Add chopped ramps over the top, salt and pepper to taste and then carefully flip the entire egg over. Â
Add one piece of picked garlic scape, one green olive, one piece of prosciutto and cube of manchego.
*Use prosciutto for half the appetizers and anchovies for the other half. Â Do not add both to one toothpick.