This lovely dish originates in northern Italy and is a favourite with the kids at Collingwood College, where silverbeet grows very well in the kitchen garden. The cheese is supposed to be a fontina from the Italian Alps, but the first time I made the torte I substituted a well-made Australian cheddar. It was delicious but I must admit that cheese with a little more ‘stretch’ is a better choice. Having said that, I am sure the torte would also be delicious made with a mild crumbly fetta. I have also used rainbow chard from the garden instead of silverbeet, and the coloured stalks look very dramatic.
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It looks very delicious, but I would have to say it doesn't suit my tastebuds.
horrible
its so nice
It's Italian? 40 years ago, it was known as "Hunza Pie".
Similar to one I have made for years using fetta and egg but using filo. whole grain flour adds another dimension.
very nice! i used feta instead of mozarella.
seriously delicious! I will definately be making this one again.