Homemade pork and mushroom ravioli

I got inspired to make this by my new cookbook. These are super delicious and you can put them in a plastic bag in the freezer and boil them for 13 mins whenever you want a quick meal. This might take some time to prepare but bare with me, it's worth it!
Homemade pork and mushroom ravioli
I got inspired to make this by my new cookbook. These are super delicious and you can put them in a plastic bag in the freezer and boil them for 13 mins whenever you want a quick meal. This might take some time to prepare but bare with me, it's worth it!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Slice the spring onions and mushrooms into approximate sizes, then add the stuff with the oregano and salt to your pork
- 2
Put a teaspoon of the mixture into each wrapper, then brush the sides with egg white, afterwards fold it into triangles.(this might sound weird about the triangles but you can get 42 raviolis! BTW, you can glue another wrapper on top with egg white, too.)
- 3
Keep it in a freezer in a plastic bag and boil it for 10 to 13 minutes or until it floats.
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