Ingredients
- 15 oz Ricotta cheese, strained*
- 8 oz Mascarpone cheese
- 2/3 cup powdered sugar
- 1 cup heavy cream**
Directions
In
a mixing bowl using a spatula, blend together Ricotta and Mascarpone
cheese, while pressing mixture along bottom of bowl to smooth mixture.
Fold in powdered sugar. In a separate mixing bowl, whip heavy cream
until stiff peaks form. Add half of whipped cream to Ricotta mixture and
fold until combined, then add remaining half and fold until combined.
Gently sandwich filling in between two pizzelles. *To strain I simply lay the ricotta over several layers of paper towels, then wrap and squeeze to remove excess moisture. You want to remove enough moisture that the Ricotta should hold it's shape pretty well so you may want to do this step a few times.
**If you don't want the dip fluffy you can reduce the amount of heavy cream or even omit it (which will give it a texture closer to a traditional cannoli filling). If you do omit it you may want to reduce the powdered sugar by a few Tbsp. I tried it both ways and I am partial to omitting the heavy whipped cream. It gives it a much richer flavor.
*NOTE: This recipe is not by any means a low fat dessert option;-)
Lol! Rich was just talking about limiting fat in our diets. These look amazing.
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