Sunday dinner, my turn, and I made homemade ravioli. This time, I made the dough in the food processor using 3 eggs and a scant 2 cups flour – 2 batches was enough for us all. (That’s 9 people – 5 adults, 2 teens, one medium child and a toddler.)
I made the usual two fillings, pork and cheese. I tried to do a squash one but it was too runny. (Add a little squash to the cheese filling next time, don’t add a little cheese to the squash.) For the cheese filling, if I haven’t mentioned it before, I just toss some cream cheese (half a block) in the processer with some mozzarella, parmesan (not so much) and a bit of sour cream or cottage cheese (or even ricotta if I have it) to thin it out some. I measure that by looks.
Emma helped me crank the pasta machine so it took a lot longer.
I used up all the burners on the top of the stove; one pot for the tomato sauce, one for the pork ravioli, one for the cheese/veggie ones, and a pot for some vegetables (just the frozen carrots/broccolli/cauliflower mix). Mom brought the garlic bread and pumpkin pie for dessert.
Uncle Andy wanted to know if I cooked like this all the time, because if so, he’d find a shuttle between my place & Mom’s. Ron muttered under his breath that I cook like this only every other Sunday.
But he was kidding.
I hope.






That sounds really yummy!
I’m coming to your house for dinner sometime!
I’d like to try this. No pasta press though. What could I use to shape ravioli and get 2 sides to stick together? Maybe I ought to start with just a pasta shape and no filling?
BTW, when I type a comment (this may be just my system) the comments screen runs into your right column of webring/you can also find me at info. Just sayin’.
Kim