Pansotti
Pansotti Pasta with Walnut Sauce
Pansotti are half-moon or triangular ravioli typical of Liguria (their name literally means “bellies” in Ligurian dialect), which means this filled pasta is a perfect match to a fresh pesto sauce from the same region.
Ingredients
for 6 people:
For the dough
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White flour 400g
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4 tablespoons dry white wine
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salt.
For the filling
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Herbs 500 gr
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Borage 200 gr
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preboggion 500 gr
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Roman ricotta 200 gr
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4 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese
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2 eggs
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2 cloves garlic
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salt.
For the sauce
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Walnuts 500 gr
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pine nuts 50 gr
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2 cloves garlic
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½ cup olive oil
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chopped parsley.
PREPARATION
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Clean and wash the herbs then boil them in water. When cooked, drain, squeeze and chop finely together with the garlic cloves, then put everything in a bowl with the ricotta cheese, grated cheese, eggs and a pinch of salt, stirring well to mix everything.
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Apart from the flour on a pastry crater then add the wine and salt and mix well until the mixture is smooth and homogeneous that you spread pretty thin.
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Prepared by pastry cut into triangles rather large and the center of each put a little ‘filling then fold the triangle on itself by joining the edges and repeat the same process until all ingredients are used.
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Boil for a few minutes the walnuts in salted water, then peel them; toasted pine nuts in a preheated oven, then pour the walnuts and pine nuts in a pan with the oil, then uniteviil parsley and garlic and fry everything for a few minutes.
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Boil pansotti in plenty of boiling salted water, drain and arrange in a bowl alternating them with the sauce layer by layer and extending perhaps with a bit ‘of boiling water.
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Serve warm.
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