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Friday 12 August 2011

Suppa

 

Ravioli di Spinaci e Ricotta

Ingredienz
Use the recipe foa ‘omemade pasta ‘pasta ascuita’ on the previous page but keep it ‘as one large sheet that you will need to cut in arf.







Imperial                                                         Metric
Eight ounzes of spinach leaves                       250grms of fresh spinach leaves
Foa ounzes of fresh ricotta cheese                  125grms of fresh ricotta cheese
One ounz of fresh parmesan cheese                25grms of fresh Grano Padano
Sawlt an’ milled black peppa                          salt and freshly milled black pepper
Gratid nutmeg                                                 grated nutmeg
One free range egg, beaten                              1 free range egg, beaten

Serve wiv
Too ounzes of butta                                         50grms of butter
Free to foa fresh sage leaves                            3 to 4 fresh sage leaves
Gratid parmesan cheese                                   grated parmigiano cheese

To make the fillin’, first wash the leaves an’ chop any stalks from the spinach. Place in a sawsepan an’ gentli cook foa five minits without any wautta. Drain by pressin’ daan wiv a plate to squeeze out any excess moisture an’ chop very finely. Put the ricotta an’ parmesan cheese in a bowl an’ mix in the choppt spinach. Add the beaten egg, seasoning an’ nutmeg makin’ a paste.

Roll out the pasta sheet as fin as possible on a flowered, cold board an’ cut into too equal pieces. Arrange the ricotta an’ spinach fillin’ at regular spacin’s awl ovva the sheet at 2 inch intervals; usin’ a teaspoon size foa each portion. Covva wiv the uvva sheet pressin’ araand each maand wiv yoa fingas. Usin’ a pastry cutta wheel, cut the pasta into squares. Cook the ravioli gentli foa foa to five minits. Drain an’ serve wiv meltid butta, sprinkuled wiv sage an’ parmesan cheese.

The ideal wine foa this meal is Barco Reale from vino da Tavola di Tosacano. A rarvva light fruity number that I gets direct from mi mate Valantino in Turin. It’s the dogs.

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