Goat Cheese Pancetta Ravioli with a Spicy Citrus Sauce

I had some Pancetta, semolina, and peppers laying around, and came up with this!
Goat Cheese Pancetta Ravioli with a Spicy Citrus Sauce
I had some Pancetta, semolina, and peppers laying around, and came up with this!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Make a pasta dough out of the 2 flours, eggs, a bit of water if needed, and if you so choose, mustard or chili flakes.
- 2
Mix the goat Cheese, ricotta, Pancetta, parsley, basil, salt and pepper to a smooth paste like mixture
- 3
Roll the pasta dough out to very thin sheets approximately 6 inches wide. Distribute the cheese mixture in 1 tablespoon increments about 2 inches apart and seal the ravioli.
- 4
Boil some salty water and wait.
- 5
In a medium saucepan over medium heat, add the peppers, spices, salt pepper, water, vinegar, and citrus elements. Bring to a slight simmer and cook until the peppers are tender and al dente.
- 6
Once achieved. Transfer the pepper mix to a blender and add the mint and some parsley. Blend to a smooth consistency.
- 7
Throw your ravioli into the water and melt some butter in a large sautee pan over medium high- high heat. Once the ravioli are finished, throw in some sage leaves to the butter, and transfer your ravioli to the butter pan.
- 8
Sautee for approximately 2 minutes to achieve some nice color.
- 9
Plate the ravioli and spoon over some of the citrus pepper sauce. Drizzle some olive oil and finish with a healthy grating of Parmesan!
- 10
Mangia Mangia! Buon Appetito!
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