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Fresh pasta rolled around ham and cheese and baked — San Marino's 'swallow's nests.'
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Nidi di rondine means 'swallow's nests': thin fresh pasta is spread with ham, cheese, and béchamel, rolled up, sliced into rounds, and baked under tomato sauce and béchamel. It's named for the spiral cross-section that looks like a nest. A feast for Sammarinese Sundays and celebrations.
Cook butter and flour, gradually add milk to make béchamel, and add nutmeg and salt.
Boil the lasagna sheets, lay them out, and top with a little béchamel, ham, and cheese.
Roll up from the edge and slice into 3cm rounds.
Spread canned tomatoes in an ovenproof dish and arrange the rounds cut side up.
Top with béchamel and Parmesan and bake at 200°C for 25 minutes.