Easy Pumpkin Ravioli I watch Roberta’s Pasta Evangelist tutorials like I watch Netflix series, I just don’t put them to practice enough! The weather has been pretty rubbish today and making pasta was such a therapeutic Sunday thing too! (A great way to use up your pumpkins too!) I have a fair bit of filling left so I am going to make a tart with it tomorrow evening. Serves 2 but easily doubled For the filling: 1 small pumpkin or squash, peeled and cubed 7-8 sage leaves 5 large garlic cloves, peeled Olive oil Salt and pepper 75g grated parmesan 1/2 tsp nutmeg For the pasta: 200g 00 Pasta flour 2 large eggs (I used St Ewe as the yolks are so orange and are great for a pumpkin effect!) For the Sage Brown Butter: 100g butter 10 sage leaves Start by preparing the filling and preheating the oven to 200ºc. Scatter the squash in a roasting tin, tucking in the garlic cloves, sage leaves and drizzling with olive oil. Season with salt and pepper and give it a shake to coat. Roast for 35-40 minutes, or until the squash has softened. Add the roasted squash mix to a food processor and add the parmesan and nutmeg. Blitz briefly, retaining a little texture. Chill in the fridge. For the pasta, pour the flour into a pile on a clean worktop and make a well in the middle, build a flour ‘wall’ around the sides. Crack in the eggs and carefully flick flour into the middle bit by bit, mixing with the egg. Once you have mixed the egg in loosely, continue with your hands and then knead your pasta dough for at least 10 minutes, until it is smooth and springs back when you make a finger print in it. Cover with a tea towel for 30 minutes. Either using a rolling pin or pasta machine, roll out your pasta until it’s thin enough to see your hand through. Divide the pasta sheets into a top layer and a bottom layer. Gently mark out you ravioli shapes (I used a pumpkin cookie cutter) and pipe a circle of filling into the centre of each one. Use your finger to wet around the filling, and lay the top sheet of pasta over, pressing down around the filling to help secure it. Stamp out your ravioli shapes and transfer to a lightly floured board. Bring a pan of water to the boil and in another pan, melt the butter. When the butter starts to sizzle add the sage leaves. Let it foam and swirl regularly checking on the colour. Once you see brown flecks and the butter deepens in colour, remove from he heat. Cook the ravioli for 3-4 minutes, remove with a slotted spoon and serve with the brown butter sage sauce. Enjoy! #halloweenrecipes #spookyfood #pasta #pastatiktok #pumpkin #pumpkinrecipes #halloweentok #halloweenfood #tastyfood #foodtok #tiktokfood #fyp #fypシ゚