Savory Herb Pancakes
- Easy
- 40 min
- Kcal 434
Cheesecake salata alle erbe is the star of any appetizer spread. Seriously good. Imagine a creamy, fluffy herb cheese filling on a crispy base made from crushed crackers. It feels fancy—without being fussy—and look, it's perfect as finger food. Adds a touch of elegance to any gathering. Really. You can really get creative with toppings—think olives, sun-dried tomatoes, fresh herbs like dill, thyme, or a hint of mint. Each adds a pop of flavor that keeps everyone coming back for more. Typically served chilled, it enhances the fresh herb notes and keeps the dish light and refreshing. If you love mixing classic ideas with a twist, this cheesecake salata is a must-try for your next get-together. Really really good.
This ricetta cheesecake salata is so versatile that it invites endless creativity. Some folks switch up the crackers for the crust, or toss in whatever herbs they have on hand for an aromatic kick. The cheese cream remains fluffy and moist, perfectly blending all those flavors—without feeling heavy. It's an ideal summer dish. For sure. Often seen as a cool antipasto at outdoor parties or as a pre-dinner snack. Think of it as a modern twist on a traditional savory pie. No need to bake, making it simple and quick. If you're looking for something that looks put together with minimal effort, cheesecake salata alle erbe is your go-to. Serve it in slices, mini rounds, or even little jars for that modern touch. However you choose to present it, you end up with a dish that's tangy, herby, and utterly snackable. And the sauce? So so good. Switch up the toppings each time, and you'll see how this cheesecake salata can cater to all kinds of tastes and occasions. It's the kind of dish that not only satisfies but also impresses, making it a staple for both casual and elegant events.
To prepare the savory herb cheesecakes, start by placing the sheets of gelatin in a bowl of cold water, let them soften for about 10 minutes 1, and then squeeze them well. Put the tomato-flavored breadsticks in the mixer 2 and chop them finely, then add the chopped mixture to the melted butter 3 and mix well until you get a soft dough.
Take a muffin tray and line it with paper liners, distribute the obtained mixture in the liners (about one tablespoon per liner), and flatten and level the bases with the back of a spoon 4. Place everything to cool in the refrigerator for at least half an hour. Meanwhile, prepare the filling: dissolve the softened and well-squeezed gelatin in the cream 5 (to avoid pieces of gelatin in the water, it is advisable to strain it with a sieve). Then put the ricotta, fresh cheese, salt, pepper, and chopped herbs (parsley, basil, and chives) in a bowl and mix well 6.
Pour the cream into the herb cheese mixture 7 and stir until you get a homogeneous cream 8, then, using a piping bag, distribute the cream on the cheesecake base 9. Place the cheesecakes in the refrigerator for at least another hour to set the gelatin. Then carefully remove the savory herb cheesecakes from the paper liners and serve them.