Other than a lot of work rolling out the pasta itself, I quite enjoyed the process. It was fun to stuff the shells, then press the sides. Since I made them the night before dinner, I simply froze them overnight on a baking sheet.
(I got to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze while making these! ♥ Maybe the green filling was inspired by the turtles themselves! They do sort of look like turtle shells...)
When they were ready to be eaten, boil them for a few minutes, then, VOILA! Easy, simple supper that is quite fun to make! I would love to try this with kids. I know they would get a kick out of it. Best of all, I cut the ravioli with cookie cutters, I wonder if I could have used fun shapes?(I got to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze while making these! ♥ Maybe the green filling was inspired by the turtles themselves! They do sort of look like turtle shells...)
Anyway, served with some bruschetta salad using my bruschetta recipe, this was a fun meal to have with friends.
Filled with love! This needed more cheese! I loved them!
Filled with : Spinach, Ricotta cheese, Mozza Cheese, Basil Pesto, Salt and Pepper.
I wonder what other combos people have used?
3 comments:
Yum! I've always wanted to make my own ravioli. That ninja turtle picture cracks me up :) Love your blog!
These look very impressive! The amount of rolling involved has always scared me off making my own pasta but really want to give it a try. I think I need a pasta roller, I read that they are super handy for rolling fondant too.
you can make me these!!! <3
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