Parmesan, Basil and Lemon Wafers (Frico)
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: Giada's Secret Garden
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By lupolid_5502130
Port Washington, NY
on April 08, 2009
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I have made these Fricos a number of times for a wide variety of people with the same result - I've fooled everyone into thinking I can cook! Rave reviews & requests for recipes, what more could you ask for? These have become a frequently requested "signature" dish of mine. Guida, thanks for making me look good!
I tend to cook these a minute (+/- longer than suggested as the slightly browned edges are tastier ane more visually appealing to me. I also put them on paper towel to absorb some of the excess oil (a personal quirk before plating.
They're addictive so make plenty. They even travel well.
By sandrene
Nashville, TN
on March 14, 2009
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Like many other reviewers, I found these to be very salty. I bought the cheese from a very reputable place, so I'm pretty sure it was of good quality. I'm not very keen on salty foods, though, so it could just be a personal preference.
I think these might be great as an accompaniment to something, maybe a tomato salad. On its own, I'm not terribly impressed.
By ec6393_11719254
swampscott, MA
on March 07, 2009
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This recipe was too salty for my taste. However it could have been the cheese. I tried both the shredded and grated parm. I preferred the grated b/c the "wafers" came out round without the "shreds" sticking out along the sides. I would also make these smaller than a tablespoon because I found both kinds to be very chewy. I think bite size that you can just pop into your mouth without biting parts off at a time makes them easier to eat. I used dried basil which was ok (maybe not as good as fresh??? and didn't bother with the lemon. I was basically experimenting to see if I even liked the wafers before I served them to company. I found parchment paper worked just fine. I made about 4 in my toaster oven which worked out fine in my experiment to see if I even liked the wafers.
By ksmaizys_11583319
Chicago , IL
on February 01, 2009
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These frico crisps are delicious. So easy too. They look intimidating but not hard at all. I would double the recipe because they go fast. Giada comes through again!
By deborah.robinso...
Salisbury, MA
on January 09, 2009
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I can't believe something so simple can taste so good. A perfect combination of flavors. I used parchment paper instead of a silicone baking sheet and it worked fine.
By woodlanddesigns...
HENDERSONVILLE, NC
on December 13, 2008
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This recipe is incredibly easy, full of flavor and an excellent addition to so many things; appetizers, salads, side to seafood. Use fresh herbs, & quality cheese.
By ckahmah_10978335
Broomfield, CO
on August 24, 2008
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Served these yesterday at a party, and everyone gave them a thumbs up. Used high quality Parmesan and fresh basil from the garden. I am not the biggest fan of basil, so only used half of suggested amount. Couldn't have been easier! I'd triple the recipe next time; they went quickly.
By ajvogt_10848713
Apex, NC
on August 01, 2008
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These wafers are delicious. I did not have the silicone baking sheet. I used parchment paper instead and it worked fine. I worried about when to take them off the paper but I cooled them for about 20 minutes and they came off fine. Watch them cook in the oven. They pop toward the end. Very entertaining!! I used a really big grater for my cheese. Next time I will grate the cheese finer.
By melissa.schmitt...
NEW YORK, NY
on July 31, 2008
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These were good (i used thyme instead of basil because it's what i had on hand but they weren't as crisp as i thought they would be - and i kept them in the oven for 5 minutes (the max time directed. They were very chewy. Next time i might raise the oven to 425 and go for 5 or 6 minutes
By russ_broom_5811922
Atlanta, GA
on March 23, 2008
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These are great. I've made these a couple of ways. The key is to make sure you use a high end parmesan like parmesan regianno or something like that. The lower quality parmesan you use, the more salty it seems to be and less likely to melt.