This is first-time-cook simple. It channels the classic New York City bagel with smoked salmon, but you could top it with almost anything – try mortadella and torn burrata, or pretend it’s the bowl for a caesar salad.
Elevate your weekend brunch with a loaded dutch baby, piled high with smoked salmon, and a light, spring vegetable crostata
Cut the butter into a few chunks, toss them into the cast-iron pan and put it it on a medium-high heat. When the butter is melted and bubbling – it’s OK if it browns a bit, too – carefully tilt the pan to coat its base and sides. Pour the batter into the hot pan , then slide the pan into the hot oven. Close the oven door and don’t open it for at least 15 minutes – the development of the dutch baby’s characteristic mountains and valleys depends on undisturbed heat.
The crostata, like most of my favourite dishes, invites playing around. The most important element is the lemony ricotta filling – I can’t think of anything that it wouldn’t make better – after that, go for whatever’s in season. For now, asparagus and slender leeks make the perfect topping. In summer, tomatoes are stellar. And, when the weather cools, mushrooms, onions and herbs are the ticket. A crown of salad is nice any time, but not necessary.
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