Ravioli di carne al burro e salvia

Ravioli di carne al burro e salvia
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Ravioli with sage butter - Ravioli di carne al burro e salvia

This recipe by chef Mirto Marchesi uses meat, escarole, and red wine.

Michelle TcheaMirto Marchesi
Villars Alpine Resort has a handful of great restaurants including Les Saisons and Gault & Millau rated Restaurant Le 1913. Culinary Director of Villars Alpine Resort, Chef Mirto Marchesi with roots from Ticino, Switzerland, shares his signature dish at trattoria, Le Peppino with Michelle Tchea. 

Ravioli pasta

Ingredients (4 servings)
200 g white flour
1 egg
Water (until you get a total weight of 110 grams of egg and water)

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.

A tasty stuffing for Ravioli

Ingredients (4 servings)
200 g of pig's cheek
250 g of beef chuck
200 g rabbit leg
200 g carrot
100 g celery
1 shallot
30 g spinach
30 g escarole
1 egg
20 g grated parmesan
500 cl red wine
rosemary, thyme
35 g tomato paste
salt, pepper, olive oil
  • Cut all the vegetables, except the spinach and the escarole, and fry them in a saucepan over low heat for 20 minutes.
  • 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.
  • Deglaze with red wine and reduce, cover the ingredients with enough water and let cook for 3 hours on low heat.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Finally, stuff the ravioli and cook them for 3-4 minutes in boiling water, serve them with sage butter and grated parmesan.
Michelle Tchea
Michelle Tchea
Author
Mirto Marchesi
Chef
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