Pumpkin ravioli with sage recipe (2024)

A combination that's a classic for good reason.

Apr 12, 2022 12:11am

By Lisa Featherby

  • 40 mins preparation
  • 40 mins cooking plus resting
  • Serves 6 - 8
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Ravioli may be time-consuming to make, but they can be made ahead and stored wrapped in plastic wrap between layers of baking paper in the fridge, ready for the pot; just make sure you dust them with semolina to keep them dry and prevent them from sticking. We've used butternut here - true to its name, it's rich and creamy and will yield the perfect texture for this luxe ravioli.

Ingredients

  • 1 small onion, finely chopped
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • 50 gm butter, chopped
  • 1 garlic clove, crushed
  • 600 gm peeled butternut pumpkin, diced
  • 60 ml dry white wine
  • 1 tsp thyme
  • 4-5 fine gratings of nutmeg
  • 60 gm parmesan or pecorino, finely grated, plus extra to serve
  • For brushing: eggwash

Egg pasta dough

  • 250 gm (1 cup) "00" flour
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 egg yolk
  • 1 tsp extra-virgin olive oil

Sage brown butter

  • 200 gm butter, chopped
  • 1 cup (loosely packed) sage leaves

Method

  • 1

    For egg pasta dough, pulse flour and 1 tsp salt in a food processor to combine. Add eggs, yolk and olive oil, and process until dough comes together. Turn out onto a lightly floured surface and knead to a smooth dough, dusting with extra flour if a little sticky. Wrap in plastic wrap and set aside for 1 hour to rest.

  • 2

    Sauté onion in oil and half the butter in a wide shallow saucepan over medium heat until onion is tender and starting to caramelise (10-15 minutes). Add garlic, stir until fragrant (1 minute), then remove mixture from pan and set aside. Add remaining butter and pumpkin to pan, and cook uncovered until just tender (8-10 minutes).
    Add wine and 100ml water, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until liquid has evaporated and pumpkin is very tender (5-8 minutes). Add thyme and nutmeg, return onion and garlic to pan, then set aside to cool (30 minutes). Add parmesan, season to taste and stir to combine.

  • 3

    Divide pasta dough into 6 pieces and, working with a piece at a time, flatten then roll through a pasta machine, starting on the widest setting and dusting with flour as necessary. Fold in half and repeat until pasta is smooth and silky, then continue rolling and folding, reducing the settings a notch each time, until dough 3mm thick. Cut out 8cm rounds and place on a tray lined with baking paper, separating each layer with a sheet of baking paper and covering with a damp tea towel until all the dough is rolled and cut.

  • 4

    Working in batches, place pasta rounds in a row and spoon 1 tsp pumpkin filling onto the centre of each. Brush edges with eggwash, then place another round on top. Starting closely around filling, press outwards to seal completely, then trim to a 7cm round with cutter. Place on a tray lined with baking paper, separating each layer with more baking paper, and refrigerate.

  • 5

    For sage butter, melt butter in a saucepan until foaming and nut brown (1-2 minutes). Add sage, remove from heat and stir gently until crisp (10 seconds). Transfer to a bowl.

  • 6

    Cook ravioli in batches in a large saucepan of boiling salted water until al dente (2-4 minutes). Transfer with a slotted spoon to warm bowls. Drizzle with sage brown butter, scatter with parmesan or pecorino and serve immediately.

Notes

Drink Suggestion: Rich Italian white wine, such as falanghina. Drink suggestion by Max Allen

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Pumpkin ravioli with sage recipe (2024)

FAQs

What's a good sauce for pumpkin raviolis? ›

Brown butter with balsamic vinegar and a small amount of brown sugar not surprisingly turned out to be an amazing sauce for ravioli filled with pumpkin-nutmeg-brown-sugar filling, and toasted pecans scattered on top made this dish absolutely perfect.

What pairs well with pumpkin ravioli? ›

Trader Joe's Pumpkin Ravioli is one of my favorite seasonal items. I love pairing it with an easy brown butter sauce with fresh rosemary and topped with goat cheese and crushed amaretti cookies.

How do you eat Trader Joes pumpkin ravioli? ›

Their pumpkin ravioli is out of this world when you toss them in a simple rosemary brown butter sauce, then top em with goat cheese, toasted walnuts, crushed ginger snap cookies (yes, seriously, TRUST ME!!!) and a drizzle of honey if you're into the sweet and savory kinda thing.

How do you serve Rana pumpkin spice ravioli? ›

Terrific in 4 minutes... just 3 simple steps
  1. Gently boil lots of fresh water in a big pot. Add a pinch of salt and carefully add your pasta. ...
  2. Cook for 4 minutes, no longer, then drain thoroughly.
  3. Serve with a drizzle of olive oil – or a little of melted butter – and a sprinkle of freshly grated Parmigiano. And that's it.

What to serve with pumpkin sage ravioli? ›

What to serve with pumpkin ravioli. For a fully fall-inspired meal, use more of your sage and serve this with a brown butter chicken skillet. An apple cabbage slaw with brown sugar-cider vinaigrette and an easy apple crisp complete the meal.

What kind of sauce goes with ravioli? ›

Tomato Sauce: A classic tomato-based sauce, marinara is a popular choice for serving with ravioli. It's an easy go to that is a perfect pairing! I love the Rao's tomato sauce. If you are up for it you can even make your own!

What is the best pumpkin pairings? ›

Pumpkin also works well with the subtle flavors of nuts like almonds, pecans and walnuts, or common base ingredients like oats, rice or pasta.

What do Italians eat ravioli with? ›

Ravioli is commonly served with a broth or sauce, and is a staple of traditional Italian home cooking. The fillings of ravioli differ depending on the region. Common fillings of ravioli include ricotta, spinach, nutmeg, black pepper, and lemon rind.

What wine goes with pumpkin ravioli? ›

Butternut squash and pumpkin are really popular as a filling for ravioli, often served with brown butter and sage. There's a sweetness and richness in both which calls for a rich white like a chardonnay, old vine chenin blanc or, as I discovered a while back, an oak-aged Douro white.

What does pumpkin ravioli taste like? ›

The filling is rich and buttery, with a mild pumpkin flavor and a hint of sage and herbs. We deviated from the sauce in the original recipe (because adding another cup of cream really sounded like overkill), so we attempted a sort of chicken-broth based beurre-blanc sauce.

How long to boil frozen pumpkin ravioli? ›

Bring your water in your pot to a gentle boil . 3. Let the raviolis boil for 4-5 minutes and gently stir. Once they have floated allow for 2 minutes to fully cook.

Do you thaw Rana ravioli before cooking? ›

If frozen, do not thaw; cook additional 1 minute. Follow cooking instructions to ensure product reaches temperature of 160°F.

What is pumpkin ravioli made of? ›

In a bowl combine pumpkin puree, ricotta, salt, onion powder, nutmeg, ground pepper and shredded parmesan cheese. Set aside. If using a 12 piece ravioli maker follow the instructions below. If you do not have a 12-piece ravioli maker see notes below.

Should ravioli be served with a sauce? ›

Ravioli typically shine when served with a lighter sauce, so we recommend loosening the mixture with a little pasta water, enabling the pasta parcels to glisten amongst the punchy pomodoro.

Is ravioli meant to have sauce? ›

Ravioli is a hearty dish, especially with a creamy sauce, and filling all on its own. There's no need to add chicken or other meat on the side, especially if the ravioli have a meaty filling.

What goes well on ravioli? ›

- Sauce: Cheese ravioli pairs well with creamy sauces such as Alfredo or a simple brown butter sauce with sage. The rich and indulgent flavors complement the cheese filling beautifully.

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