Piatto di ravioli alle pere con pecorino e salvia

Pear and pecorino ravioli

Difficulty Easy
Preparation Time 1 h

Description

Pears are often considered simply a food to be served at the end of a meal as a fruit or as a dessert, perhaps accompanied by dark chocolate. In reality, pears are a very versatile product, which can also be used in the kitchen for first courses.
Ravioli filled with pears and pecorino cheese are an original first course; the softness of the pears and the flavour of the pecorino cheese will leave your guests speechless.
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Ingredients

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Servings
  • 00 Flour 200 g
  • Arborea Ricotta 350 g
  • Semolina flour 100 g
  • Pears 500 g
  • Shallot 2
  • Freshly grated sheep's cheese 100 g
  • Arborea butter 20 g
  • Eggs 2
  • Extra virgin olive oil q.b.
  • Salt q.b.

Instructions

  • 1 To make the pear and pecorino ravioli, start by mixing the flour and eggs together, adding a pinch of salt and a drizzle of oil. Once the dough is smooth, shape it into a ball, cover it with plastic wrap, and let it rest in the refrigerator for about half an hour.
  • 2 Meanwhile, prepare the ravioli filling. Wash the pears, peel them, and dice them very finely. Gently sauté the finely chopped shallot in a pan. When almost cooked, add the pears and cook for another two minutes. Season with salt and pepper and let cool. Transfer the pear mixture to a bowl, then stir in the ricotta and pecorino romano, reserving a handful for the dressing.
  • 3 Then, take the dough and roll it out, then use a pastry cutter to cut out circles and fill them with the filling, using a teaspoon. Then fold them into a half-moon shape and secure the edges.
  • 4 Boil the ravioli in a pot of boiling salted water for 3-4 minutes.
  • 5 Meanwhile, melt the butter in a pan and then sauté the drained ravioli together.
  • 6 Plate and serve with a generous sprinkling of pecorino romano and, if desired, some chopped walnuts. The dish is ready!

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