Last week I spotted some little squares of dough in the produce section where they keep Asian ingredients such as ginger, baby corn, pea pods, and chilled jars of chili sauce. I used the squares to make a very simple version of gyoza, or steamed dumplings, to accompany a veggie stir fry I made for my kids.
I realized that the squares would make decent ravioli, so I took some leftover shredded mozzerella and pepperoni (from last week's pizza night previously posted about) and made a tasty snack. I simply placed the cheese and chopped pepperoni on a square, then used egg yolk to seal up the edges tightly.
I then fried the squares in olive oil on medium heat until finished, then served it with jarred pizza sauce for dipping! Simple and delicious.
Friday, December 10, 2010
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Full disclosure--I burned my finger on the hot oil while placing the ravioli in the pan! Be careful out there people!
I have tried the Fried Ravioli and I
think its great. I want to have it
again.
I love ravioli and this is definitely the best ravioli I have ever tried.
Hmmmm, last two commentators sound suspiciously like certain relatives of mine!
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