I have been meaning to post this for a while now (about 3 weeks...) and I am finally getting around to it! This socca accompanied me during an all-nighter trying to finish writing a 15 page paper. It was delicious and oh so satisfying. Quite different from my skillet socca and I have to say, I do prefer the texture of this method (baking) compared to preparing it omelette-style.
The inside was like custard. Drool.
Custard-y friggin' goodness.
Ingredients:
1 c chickpea flour (I made mine by food processing dried chickpeas)
1 t salt
1.5 c water
1-2 T oil
a few thin slices of red onion
a few olives, finely chopped
optional: a few sage leaves, finely chopped
Directions:
Preheat oven to 400F
Add oil to a 9-10" pan (I use a skillet because that's all I have)
Mix together flour and salt.
Whisk in water until batter is clump-less (this will be very thin).
Pour batter into pan/skillet.
Place onions, olives and sage thoughtfully into batter.
Bake for 30-40 minutes, until socca has a crust but is soft to the touch.
Optional: Turn oven to broil and bake for 3-5 more minutes for crispiness.
My unsuccessful attempt to remove it from the skillet...
Horrible picture thanks to the quality of the pictures taken on my phone...
...oh how I wish I hadn't broke my camera.
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