Fresh Pasta Sheets - Rolled out to number 8 on a pasta machine
Semolina flour or regular flour for dusting
For the filling:
Olive Oil
3Garlic cloves, finely chopped
10ozMushrooms, sliced - I use chanterelles
7ozHigh quality ricotta - I use Bellwether Farms
2ozParmigiano Reggiano, grated
For the Sauce:
1/2StickUnsalted Butter
1BunchFresh Sage
Salt and Pepper to taste
Instructions
For the Mushroom Ravioli:
Heat oil in a large pan over medium high heat.
Toss in the garlic and mushrooms, cook until slightly browned and all the water has evaporated from the mushrooms, about 6-8 minutes.
Place the sautéed garlic and mushrooms, ricotta, and parmigiana reggiano into a food processor or vitamix and blend until everything is incorporated and fully combined. Blend less for a slightly chunkier filling, blend more for a completely smooth filling. Taste and add salt as needed.
Place the filling in a piping bag and pipe a dollop (about 2-3 tsp) every 1-2 inches on your fresh pasta sheets*
Brush or spray your piped pasta sheet with water and cover with another pasta sheet.
Now cut the ravioli with a pasta cutter and dust in a generous amount of flour so they don’t stick together (I use semolina flour).
Dust a sheet pan with a generous amount of flour and set aside the ravioli in a single layer on the sheet pan.
Once ready to eat, boil the ravioli for 3-4 minutes.
Strain them with a spider strainer onto paper towels.
For the sauce:
For the sauce, melt the butter over medium heat.
Keep an eye on the butter, just as black specs start appearing, add the sage and fry until crispy. Season with salt and pepper.
Toss in the ravioli and serve.
Notes
*For ravioli, I roll out the fresh pasta dough to number 8 on a pasta machine. Check out my recipe for Fresh Pasta Dough**This ravioli would also pair very well with my Mushroom Reduction Sauce
Keyword butter sage sauce, fresh pasta, from scratch, mushrooms, ravioli