Ravioli (by Carmela "Cee" Stanco)
from my dear Aunt
"Amazing! We used different fillings though: plain spicy Italian sausage, ricotta and oregano, mixed Italian sausage and cheese, and chopped spinach and ricotta. The four mixed on a plate with spicy basil tomato sauce was AMAZING! " - aChopYield: 6 Ready in 1 hours
Cuisine: ItalianMain Ingredient: Cheese
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Notes Ravioli (by Carmela "Cee" Stanco) Preparation
* Sift flour and salt together. Place in bowl and form a well in the center. Drop eggs in the well and blend with a fork, gradually adding enough warm water to form a stiff dough.
* Knead until smooth, cover and let stand 15 minutes. Cut dough in half and roll on floured board into two thin sheets.
* Combine Ricotta, parmesan cheese, salt and pepper and blend well.
* Drop teaspoons of filling, about 1 1/2 inches apart, on one sheet of dough and cover with the second sheet.
* With fingertips, gently press together around each dab of filling.
* Cut into squares with a pastry cutter, then seal each Ravioli by pressing the sides with a fork.
* Allow Ravioli to dry one hour before cooking.
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Answer to the previous comment... You boil it.
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Do you baked or fry this?
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Awsome we all love it
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Amazing! We used different fillings though: plain spicy Italian sausage, ricotta and oregano, mixed Italian sausage and cheese, and chopped spinach and ricotta. The four mixed on a plate with spicy basil tomato sauce was AMAZING!
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A wonderful ravioli recipe that was well worth the effort! For the best results, I used very fresh, high quality eggs. I ended up using 3 extra-large eggs for the pasta dough. To help insure a good seal, I made an eggwash from 1 egg mixed with 1 teaspoon water, which I brushed around the filling prior to covering with the second sheet of dough. We cooked the ravioli, in batches, in a large pot of mildly boiling salted water until they floated to the surface. We enjoyed the ravioli served with a Tomato Basil & Cream Sauce...the goodness of tomatoes, spiced with basil and herbs, and with just a hint of cream to give it a smooth texture, the sauce was a perfect accompaniment.
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