Spinach & Prosciutto Ravioli Kit
Spinach & Prosciutto Ravioli Kit
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Intro
Intro
A classic of the Emilian table, these handmade ravioli are filled with whipped ricotta, wilted spinach and a little crispy prosciutto for depth and savouriness. Delicate, light and elegant. Finished with a browned tomato butter that is rich & nutty, it is the kind of dish that does not need much else.
This one is Rosie's favourite.
Provenance
Provenance
Spinach and ricotta filled pasta is one of the oldest and most beloved combinations in the Italian kitchen, found in some form across Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany and Lombardy. Each region has its own name for it and its own particular way of making it, but the filling is almost always a variation on the same theme: good ricotta, well-seasoned greens and something to give it a little lift.
Our version adds prosciutto, baked until completely crisp and then ground fine so it disappears into the filling giving a savoury depth. A little lemon, a little nutmeg, a little aged Parmesan. Nothing more than it needs.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Your kit contains a tray of handmade spinach and prosciutto ravioli and a pot of browned tomato butter.
Filling Ingredients: Ricotta (Milk), Spinach, Parmesan (Milk), Prosciutto, Lemon Rind, Salt, Peppercorn, Nutmeg. Contains: Milk
Pomodoro Butter Ingredients: Unsalted Butter (Milk), Marinara Sauce (Sulphites), Salt. Contains: Milk, Sulphites
Pasta Ingredients: High Grade Flour (Wheat), Durum Flour (Wheat), Whole Egg, Egg Yolk, Rice Flour (dusting). Contains: Wheat, Gluten, Egg
Full dish contains: Wheat, Gluten, Egg, Milk, Sulphites
Each kit is a double portion, 16 filled ravioli. Because good food is always better with someone else at the table. Or just you, twice.

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It's hard to get out of the house to celebrate your wedding anniversary when you have little kiddos. Thankfully we treated ourselves to the sage butter ravioli from Pasta Purists. It brought back memories of our honeymoon to Florence, Italy and made the night special. Instructions were very easy to follow. Pro tip: grab a loaf of homemade bread to soak up any sage butter left in your pasta bowl!