Housemade whipped Ricotta, italian bread, caprese skewers

Whipped ricotta, prosciutto-wrapped breadsticks, salami, Parmesan, caprese skewers, honey glazed walnuts, spicy marinated olives, fig jam, crostini, hot honey, clementines, vine grapes

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Ricotta cheese has deep roots in Italian culinary tradition, dating back to ancient Roman times. Originally made from whey, a byproduct of cheese-making, ricotta was a way to use all parts of milk. The name "ricotta" means "recooked" in Italian, describing the method of heating whey until proteins coagulate.