There’s nothing quite like eating a ravioli recipe from scratch. Fresh, springy and delicious, homemade ravioli is a hearty mealtime winner. And the best part is, it doesn’t have to be difficult to make when you have the right tools on hand. Whether you’re the proud owner of a pasta maker or not, get ready for a gastronomic revelation with our ravioli-from-scratch recipe. Why buy ready-made ravioli when learning how to make ravioli pasta is this easy – and delicious? The only difficult thing about learning how to make fresh ravioli is knowing when you’ve made enough – hint: when it comes to homemade ravioli, enough is never enough! It’s simply too good. Now that you’ve been warned, here’s a classic homemade ravioli recipe to get you started, with some added suggestions for fun fillings.
From measuring the ingredients to watching the perfect pasta be extruded from your pasta maker, making fresh pasta can be a wonderfully relaxing pastime to enjoy with the whole family. Whether by hand or by machine, the first step in learning how to make homemade ravioli is good dough. Let’s get to it!
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See all benefits Your homemade ravioli filling is important, but it’s really the dough that will make or break your homemade ravioli. Tip: If you’re going down the traditional route and making your pasta by hand, have a look at this article on how to make the perfect pasta from scratch. And make sure you leave yourself enough time for kneading. Using your hands, you’ll be able to feel how your dough is developing, adapting your method as you go. For our ravioli dough recipe, you can use a classic pasta dough. This usually consists of flour, water and egg. For the best results, try a mix of durum semolina and all-purpose flour. To make 11 oz. of pasta for ravioli (enough for a main course for one to two people), you’ll need 1.67 cups of semolina, roughly 0.5 cup of all-purpose flour, plus 0.33 cup of water and one egg. You can leave the egg out if you’re looking for a delicious vegan ravioli! All you’ll need for this egg-free dough is 2 cups of flour, 2 teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil, 0.5 cup of water, and 2 pinches of salt.
A little more time and elbow grease is required without a pasta maker, but you can get great results with the following steps:
Now we’re ready to make the extra tasty fillings for your homemade ravioli. Have a look at how to make ravioli filling with these recipes:
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