Mix the chestnut flour with the water until smooth and free of lumps, then cook thin crêpes in a very hot, lightly oiled pan.
Fill the ciacci with ricotta (mixed with a little sugar). Drizzle honey on top at the end if you like.
Mix the chestnut flour with the water until smooth and free of lumps, then cook thin crêpes in a very hot, lightly oiled pan.
Fill the ciacci with ricotta (mixed with a little sugar). Drizzle honey on top at the end if you like.
Optional: you can add some of these ingredients — onion, spring onion, sage, curry, turmeric, smoked paprika…
Use raw pumpkin, grated, lightly salted, left to rest for a few minutes, then squeeze out all the liquid with your hands or using a cheesecloth.
Mix all the ingredients together and let the mixture rest for a few hours (or overnight).
In very hot oil, pour in the mixture and cook it covered, over medium–low heat, for about 15 minutes, or until the bottom of the omelette has set — you can check by gently shaking the pan or lifting it with a spatula.
Use a plate or a lid to flip the omelette, then cook for another 8–10 minutes, or until fully done.