I spotted this recipe for beetroot ravioli in the lastest SBS Feast magazine.
Their version was not so rustic...
The filling consists of roasted grated beetroot, ricotta and panko crumbs plus salt and pepper.
I made my pasta with delicious freshly milled wholewheat flour.
It definitely makes a less soft pasta but packed with flavour.
The filling is rolled up in balls.
Top with some more pasta, (yes I know interesting technique, I was having trouble so I tried a few different ways) and attempt to create your ravioli!
They were probably the dodgiest looking ravioli I have ever made, I had to patch them up everywhere....
but a miracle occurred and not one of these little babies burst!
A beautiful burnt butter sage sauce is drizzled over the top and serve.
My daughter was in awe of the beautiful pink innards, she was so excited.
Then had a mouthful....'mum I don't like it'!
Oh well you don't have to like everything but me I loved them, they tasted wholesome, like real food, and rustic!
I saw that same recipe and remember thinking how scrumptious it looked. I think you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteYum Muppy this is mouth watering! I have just picked some beetroot from my garden...maybe this is something I need to try :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks gorgeous and really like a lot of trouble to make but worth it! Hehe except perhaps when a daughter doesn't like it but hey you did and that is v important!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty looking ravioli!
ReplyDeleteHomemade ravioli is the best! I've been wanting to make beetroot ravioli for ages but never seem to do it. I just know these are delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! Such a lovely colour.. Mmm the burnt butter sage sauce looks sooo yummy too.. Perfect pasta sauce!
ReplyDeleteWow, the innards of that ravioli looks fantastic! The colour really stands out. Burnt Butter Sage sauce is one of the best sauces for a simple pasta! :D
ReplyDeleteMuppy, you have done such a beautiful job with these! Man, I love the things you cook!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I'm always looking for new things to do with beetroot and I think these would be a big hit! I'm terrible at working with pasta... so I might just use my dumpling press on these! :)
ReplyDeleteHow cute that she got so excited about then pink inside but then didn't like them. At least she will try all of the deliciousness that you cook. I struggle with beets and my beet chips are as far as I've gone! I'm curious if I would like that ravioli!
ReplyDeleteNawww lol bless! You cant please them all. I love this dish! I adore beetroot in pasta. I need to make it. Thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteI love beetroot ravioli. Great choice with the burnt butter and sage sauce :D
ReplyDeleteLook at that amazing vibrant colour! So good :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Muppy! These ravioli look fantastic - such a great combination of flavours. I second Anna's comment - love the dishes you cook!!!
ReplyDeleteI love ravioli and i love beets so I am sure i would love this dish as well Muppy. Kids are very picky when it comes to food. I am sure my son would say the same thing too!
ReplyDeleteooh i love beetroot! this is such a lovely combo of flavours :)
ReplyDeleteWow this ravioli looks amazing I love the colour
ReplyDeleteUmm, may I suggest something? Why don't you caramelize a bit of onion with a pinch of salt and sugar, add cooked and mashed beetroot in it, a big hefty pinch of freshly ground garam masala (cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, that's it!) and cook it down till the mixture is slightly dry. Add a handful of fried peanuts and stuff this in the ravioli. it will be better.
ReplyDeleteI LOOOOOOVE suggestion :)
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