


The ricotta shells are about 1/2 cup ricotta cheese and 4 eggs. Mix it all very well, I put a little garlic powder in them, and it makes about 8 shells. Don't grease the pan, put the batter in a very hot non stick pan and coat the bottom, like you would a crepe. Let it cook and get very brown so it doesn't tear when you try to flip it.
I would say it's about 2-3 tbsp of batter per "shell".
I used 1 Gortons garlic butter tilapia filet for both, a little shredded romaine (I didn't have cabbage), some sliced green onions, and the sirracha mayo (4tbsp light mayo, 1tbsp sirracha hot sauce for the base sauce, I didn't use that much obviously.)
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