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Ravioli Di Zucca

Posted by: Chelsea Fammartino | 2 September, 2011 - 2:57 PM
Ravioli Di Zucca

Ravioli Di Zucca

(Pumpkin Ravioli in a butter and sage sauce)

Ravioli can be made with or without a ravioliera (a ravioli tray).

Filling

200g unpeeled pumpkin, (the least watery variety available, e.g butternut) 

100 g Parmigiano, freshly grated 

75 g amaretti (Italian macaroons), 

Alternatively use ½ cup roasted ground almonds

crushed salt

½ teaspoon grated nutmeg

black pepper, freshly ground

Roast or steam the pumpkin, do not boil it. When the pumpkin has cooled remove the skin and blend it well with all the other ingredients. The consistency of the mixture will depend on the variety and quality of the pumpkin used. Should the mixture seem too wet for instance, if the pumpkin is too watery) add more Parmigiano cheese, or if it is too thick add a little beaten egg.

Pasta

350 flour 3 eggs

Make well in the flour, crack eggs in the middle and slowly work flour into the egg using your hands or a fork until your pasta dough comes together, allow to rest in the fridge for half an hour.

Cut a large rectangular sheet of pasta and lay it out flat on a lightly floured board. Place 1 teaspoon of the filling at 5-centimetre intervals on the sheet. Cover this sheet with a second sheet of pasta and press it all down firmly. Making sure there is adequate space to press the edges together to seal the ravioli air tight, cut around each bump with a sharp knife or a fluted pastry wheel.

The ravioli are now ready to be cooked in boiling, salted water. The ravioli will float to the surface as soon as you put them in the boiling water so this is not a test for their being cooked. They will need to cook for eight to ten minutes, but it is best to test them before serving.

Sauce

 

100g butter

500ml chicken or vegetable stock

1 handful sage leaves

While your pasta is cooking heat pan, add butter, stock and sage leaves then add ravioli, toss to coat with sauce and serve.

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