A dish of pasta infused with brown sage butter
This low calorie pasta dish and without meat will become your new Go-To.
It's a sad state of things when aPasta without meat can swallow 95% of the saturated grease of your day, but we are waiting for you tochain restaurants. Thisbutternut squash The raviolis are all avegetarian The dish should be: healthy, exciting and super tasty.
Nutrition:450 calories, 14 g of grease (8 g saturated), 620 mg of sodium
Serve 4
You will need
1 box of squash or pumpkin pumpilate of 16 oz (16 oz)
Balsamic vinegar 1/2 soup
Pinch of muscade nuts
2 c. Grated parmesan soup, more for the garnish
Black salt and pepper
48 Wrappers Wonton
2 egg whites, slightly beaten
4 c.
16 fresh sage leaves, plus more garnish
How to do it
- Bring a large boiling water saucepan over high heat. Mix the squash, vinegar, nutmeg and parmesan; Season with salt and pepper.
- Working on a clean flown surface, attach a single Wonton envelope and place a small spoonful of the squash mixture in the center, be careful not to overload.
- Paint the edges of the package with egg whites, then high with another Wrander Wonton. Press firmly around the edges with your fingers to attach the filling inside the ravioli.
- Repeat with the remaining wrappers to create 24 ravioli.
- Salt boiling water and bring heat in the middle so it is smoothly boiling.
- Take care carefully in the ravioli and cook for 3 minutes, then drain.
- In the meantime, heat a large skillet or a jumping pan with medium heat and add the butter and sage.
- Bake until the butter is slightly brown and begins to clear a hazelnut aroma. (Do it carefully, because you do not want butter burns.)
- Add the ravioli cooked to the pan, glazed slowly to make sure they do not break. Divide between 4 hotplates and garnish with parmesan and sage.
Eat
Do you have the time of a week week responsible for making fresh pasta by hand? We doubt. Found in the refrigerated section of most supermarkets, WonTon packages are a perfect and inexpensive substitute for fresh pasta, enveloping your filling of choice in thin sheets of flour, egg and water. The secret of the successful ravioli is triple:
- Do not overload the wrapper - a little less than a tablespoon of filling should do.
- Seal firmly the package, using an egg washing as adhesive around the perimeter.
- Dust The ravioli assembled-and your work surface-with flour to prevent the surface of the packaging of glue.