Ravioli with sage butter - Ravioli di carne al burro e salvia
This recipe by chef Mirto Marchesi uses meat, escarole, and red wine.
- Serves: 4 persons
Ingredients
- 200g white flour
- 1egg
- Water (until you get a total weight of 110 grams of egg and water)
- 200g of pig's cheek
- 250g of beef chuck
- 200g rabbit leg
- 200g carrot
- 100g celery
- 1shallot
- 30g spinach
- 30g escarole
- 1egg
- 20g grated parmesan
- 500cl red wine
- rosemary, thyme
- 35g tomato paste
- salt, pepper, olive oil
Instructions
Step 1
Mix all the ingredients for 4 to 5 minutes, by hand or with a food processor, and then knead the three ingredients to obtain a uniform dough. Let rest in the fridge for at least 1 hour in cling film.Step 2
Cut all the vegetables, except the spinach and the escarole, and fry them in a saucepan over low heat for 20 minutes.Step 3
In a medium-sized pot roast the meats evenly with the herbs in some oil until a golden-brown colour is achieved. Add in the chopped vegetables and the tomato paste and move around the pan to toast the paste and bring out its aromas.Step 4
Deglaze with red wine and reduce, cover the ingredients with enough water and let cook for 3 hours on low heat.Step 5
Once the meats are well cooked, remove them from the sauce and chop them with a knife, then put them back in the sauce and let them reduce until they have a fairly thick texture. Let it cool and set aside for filling.Step 6
In a frying pan, sauté the spinach and escarole (previously cut into strips) with a clove of garlic and add them to the meat ragout, along with the eggs and parmesan cheese.Step 7
Finally, stuff the ravioli and cook them for 3-4 minutes in boiling water, serve them with sage butter and grated parmesan.