Potato and leek ravioli (Pasta Fresca)

I made these ravioli once I had to host a big dinner with some friends... Well, they loved them! I suggest to use a butter and sage sauce
Potato and leek ravioli (Pasta Fresca)
I made these ravioli once I had to host a big dinner with some friends... Well, they loved them! I suggest to use a butter and sage sauce
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Let's begin with the pasta recipe: Sift the flour into a large bowl, then arrange it to form something similar to a volcano
- 2
Break the eggs (4) in the middle of it and whisk them together with salt and olive oil using a fork
- 3
Slowly fold the eggs into the flour, using your hands
- 4
Keep kneading the dough (vigorous movements using your palms!) for at least 10 minutes
- 5
Form dough into a ball, cover with a rag and let it rest for 30 minutes
- 6
Now, the filling: Cut leek into slices and sear it in a pan with butter
- 7
Stew potatoes, peel and mash them
- 8
Add parmesan, eggs (2), leek, salt and pepper to the mashed potatoes: stir until homogenous
- 9
Let the filling rest for 60 minutes in the fridge
- 10
Let's begin making ravioli! Cover in flour a flat surface and roll out the dough to form a very thin rectangle (2mm or 1/12"), you can use a pasta machine if you have it
- 11
Along the longer side of the rectangle, on the upper part of it, put a teaspoon of filling every 4cm or 2"
- 12
Cover the filling with the lower part of pasta of the same rectangle, press on the edges to bind the two layers of pasta
- 13
Cut ravioli with a ravioli stamp or a cog
- 14
Put the ravioli you cut on a tray covered in flour so they not stick together
- 15
They are now ready to be boiled (just few minutes) and mixed with your favorite sauce! You can also freeze them to use it whenever you want!
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