That little tool I’m using is a ravioli cutter from the local Italian market. Yes, when making Italian food, it pays to find out what real Italians use to make it. Seems obvious, doesn’t it? So here’s what we spent all day making. ...
To make the ravioli: Using a rolling pin, roll your dough out on a flat surface until it's very thin. Less then 1/8" in thickness if possible. With the large sheet of rolled out the dough, cut out your ravioli using a 2" biscuit cutter (circle) or knife (square). Take one circ...
Not only do you get to skip the mess of making pasta dough, assembling the zucchini ravioli takes less time too. I love this recipe because the zucchini ravioli has the taste as homemade ravioli, but it has less carbs, more vegetables, and requires less preparation time. Win, win, win....
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Steamed dumpling dough is great forvegetarian dumplingsand dumplings filling with more vegetables (for examplepork dumplings with cabbage). The larger wrapper makes the process easier, and you can add more vegetables into the dumplings to make them healthier. ...
The next step is to roll out the dough. Again, I take the easy road by using my Kitchen Aid with thepasta rolling attachment. It’s a major time saver when it comes to making pasta. I use it to roll out sheets for lasagna noodles, to make tagliatelle, fettucine, ravioli sheets and...
Vincotto is fun and easy to make! Of course, you can always buy vincotto, but I think it’s much more fun (and creative!) to make it in your own kitchen. All you need is a bottle of fruity red wine, a few spices and a little patience. ...
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make the rest. I didn’t show it here, but you should cover everything with a dish towel to keep the pasta from drying out. You would stop at this point if you are going to make ravioli, canneloni, manicotti, or lasagna but if you want spaghetti, fettuccini, parapadelle, or any ...