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Ravioli with spinach and mushrooms in sage sauce

Added by marcedvr | Fri 20 Aug 2010 @ 12:30

Ravioli with spinach and mushrooms in sage sauce

ravioli are in different shapes and fillings, but I think you will like them because they are tasty and flavour

Ingredients
100g flour tip \'00\'
100g semolina
2 whole eggs
a pinch of sea salt
1 tsp estra virgin olive oil

for ftll:
a good handful of spinach
200g mushrooms
1 tbsp freshly grated parmesan
a pinch of freshly nutmeg
sea salt & freshly ground black pepper
egg

For sauce:
50g butter
5-6 sage leaf
cayenne pepper
parmesan

Method
Make pasta:
Mix flour, semolina, a pinch of sea salt and a tsp. estra virgin olive oil. Wrapped in cling filml and let to rest in fridge for 1/2 hour.
Bring to boil spinach in a pot with water. Drain spinach and use a blender to grind very well.
Put the mushrooms in blender and pulse-chop very well. Transfer mushrooms in hot pan and let to evaporated water for a few minutes.
Mix spinach with mushrooms pure, add nutmeg and parmesan. Taste and season occasionally with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Spread your dough and cut round shape at 8cm. Fill with puree, grease dough with little egg wash then stick halves.
Bring to boil a pot with water and sea salt. Put inside the ravioli and cook \'al dente\'.
Meanwhile heat a saucepan with butter and sage leaf. Let to melt the butter and add ravioli and a little boiling water. Add parmesa and mix.
Serve in deep plate with grated freshly parmesan and pinch of cayenne pepper.

Enjoy...

http://restaurantulseva.blogspot.com/2010/08/ravioli-cu-spanac-si-ciuperci-in-sos-de.html

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