I make a traditional Indian sweet called kalakand. This can be made in microwave and it is basically idiot proof and delicious.

https://showmethecurry.com/desserts/quick-kalakand.html

These are all great suggestions - thank you.

Chocolate ricotta mousse or raspberry ricotta mousse.

Slather it on baguettes with gardieniere and salami

I love lemon ricotta cookies. Google for recipe on food network.

Ricotta toast is the new avocado toast

Anonymous wrote:Spread on a baguette with some tomatoes and basil

+1 or on baguette with honey & chopped pistachios, sprinkle of fresh thyme

definitely lemon ricotta pancakes - yum!

Anonymous wrote:Spread on a baguette with some tomatoes and basil

This. If it's fresh, raw is best.

Pancakes! So good

https://www.modernhoney.com/sweet-cream-ricotta-pancakes/

Here is one I’ve wanted to try but haven’t got around to it. If you make please report how they turned out!
https://www.food.com/amp/recipe/ricotta-balls-italian-doughnuts-74908

This is an amazing ziti recipe. It calls for dollops of ricotta. My kids devour it & I always have leftovers for lunches.

https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1020811-cheesy-baked-pasta-with-sausage-and-ricotta

Spread on a baguette with some tomatoes and basil

Meatballs. Mix the ricotta with ground Turkey, parm, basil, parsley and garlic and back in oven. They are delicious without pasta, over a salad, in a sandwich, straight out of the oven or fridge.

1 1/2 c ricotta
1/2 c shredded parm
2 lbs ground turkey, the 93% or higher fat kind, not the only white meat one
1 cup chopped basil
1 cup chopped parsley
Salt and pepper

Mix and form meatballs. Drizzle with olive oil and bake 425 for 25-28 min

Well, it's traditionally used for pasta or desserts - but you can use in quiche, you can bake it and serve it with good honey and bread.

I bought some fresh ricotta at a farm stand and it looks really good. What should I make with it? No pasta/lasagna… thanks!