Ravioli con salsa di burro e salvia
Homemade Ravioli filled with ricotta cheese, and served with butter sage sauce. A light and flavorful recipe, what a wonderful dinner. Picking the fresh young sage leafs from the garden made a flavorful impression to remember!
Pasta
1 1/2 cups flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
3-4 tablespoons water
Cheese Filling
1 pound ricotta cheese
1 egg
1/2 cup parmigiano cheese, grated
salt and pepper
In a mixer combine all ingredients together to get a smooth dough. Roll into a ball on a floured board and wrap in plastic for 15 minutes. Cut dough in 4 sections and work with 1 section, keeping the other 3 sections wrapped. Roll out with rolling pin or use a pasta machine to make long pieces. Place a 1/2 teaspoon of cheese mixture every 1 1/2 inches, fold dough over and use a pastry cutter to seal and make decorative edges. Place on a board or baking pan and cover while making the rest of dough.
Makes 3 dozen
Sauce
12 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons fresh sage leaves, chopped
parmigiano cheese, grated
salt and pepper
Bring a large pot of salted water to boil, gently place ravioli in and simmer for 3 minutes. In a large frying pan melt butter, sage, parmigiano, salt and pepper. Drain ravioli and put into frying pan with the sauce. Top with cheese.
Homemade Ravioli filled with ricotta cheese, and served with butter sage sauce. A light and flavorful recipe, what a wonderful dinner. Picking the fresh young sage leafs from the garden made a flavorful impression to remember!
Pasta
1 1/2 cups flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
3-4 tablespoons water
Cheese Filling
1 pound ricotta cheese
1 egg
1/2 cup parmigiano cheese, grated
salt and pepper
In a mixer combine all ingredients together to get a smooth dough. Roll into a ball on a floured board and wrap in plastic for 15 minutes. Cut dough in 4 sections and work with 1 section, keeping the other 3 sections wrapped. Roll out with rolling pin or use a pasta machine to make long pieces. Place a 1/2 teaspoon of cheese mixture every 1 1/2 inches, fold dough over and use a pastry cutter to seal and make decorative edges. Place on a board or baking pan and cover while making the rest of dough.
Makes 3 dozen
Sauce
12 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons fresh sage leaves, chopped
parmigiano cheese, grated
salt and pepper
Bring a large pot of salted water to boil, gently place ravioli in and simmer for 3 minutes. In a large frying pan melt butter, sage, parmigiano, salt and pepper. Drain ravioli and put into frying pan with the sauce. Top with cheese.
You MUST have enjoyed this. It'd melt in your mouth...
ReplyDeleteYour ravioli look perfect - great job. I'm a fan of this sauce too, Chuck, but now make it with olive oil instead of butter. It's not as rich, but if the sage leaves are fresh, fresh, fresh - it's a good alternative.
ReplyDeleteAn old favorite and you did it to perfection! What time is dinner?
ReplyDeleteYes Scintilla, This is one of my favs!! Yum :)
ReplyDeleteGrazie!
Hi Casalba, Thanks, I will do that next time with Olive Oil! Sounds delish!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Ciao Chow Linda, When ever you get here dinner will be served!! Thank You! :)
ReplyDeleteChuck this looks amazing!!! Could ya add another place setting?? ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Lucy, No problem, I will do so!! Thank You :)
ReplyDeleteBurro & Salvia is perhaps THE best ravioli condiment by far. I fill my ravioli with ricotta and spinach. oh, and I don't chop the sage, because my son doesn't like to pick out the small dark sage pieces from his plate, so I sauté the leaves in the butter whole.
ReplyDeleteBravo Chuck for posting this simple and tasty recipe for all seasons. Ciao chef!
Ciao Lola, I agree I love that taste! I also like spinach, I may have to do that the next time I crave ravioli! Enjoy:) Grazie!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a classic Italian recipe and definitely one that I like to make again and again. Thankfully my husband doesn't mind! Full flavor in little time. Great post once again, Chef Chuck!
ReplyDeleteHi Bridgett, Very true Italian classic that lasts!!
ReplyDeleteThank You :)
This looks great! Gotta love ravioli!
ReplyDeleteHi Ash, Yumm!! Thank You :)
ReplyDeleteYes Sophie, The fresher the better, I agree!!
ReplyDeleteThank You