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Homemade Crab Ravioli

I have to be coy with you. I truly believe dried pasta is better than fresh. I prefer the texture, the taste, and how much more flavour it can soak up. The only time you will ever catch me making fresh pasta is for ravioli, simply because it is otherwise impossible. That said, I love the slow, calming process of making pasta. A real labour of love, and when presented like this, one of the most gratifying things you can cook. It is far more delicate and dainty than my usual food, but if you ever cook this for someone, I think that is a pretty true reflection of how much you care for them.

Prep

45m

Cook

10m

Total

55m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Start with the pasta. Tip the flour onto a clean work surface and make a well in the middle. Crack the eggs into the centre, add the salt and the olive oil if you are using it. Beat the eggs with a fork, slowly pulling in the flour from the sides until it becomes thick and messy, then get your hands in and bring it all together.

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Pasta dough

200

g

00 flour, plus extra for dusting

2

Eggs, large

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Homemade Crab Ravioli

I have to be coy with you. I truly believe dried pasta is better than fresh. I prefer the texture, the taste, and how much more flavour it can soak up. The only time you will ever catch me making fresh pasta is for ravioli, simply because it is otherwise impossible. That said, I love the slow, calming process of making pasta. A real labour of love, and when presented like this, one of the most gratifying things you can cook. It is far more delicate and dainty than my usual food, but if you ever cook this for someone, I think that is a pretty true reflection of how much you care for them.

Prep

45m

Cook

10m

Total

55m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Start with the pasta. Tip the flour onto a clean work surface and make a well in the middle. Crack the eggs into the centre, add the salt and the olive oil if you are using it. Beat the eggs with a fork, slowly pulling in the flour from the sides until it becomes thick and messy, then get your hands in and bring it all together.

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For

2

M

I

Pasta dough

200

g

00 flour, plus extra for dusting

2

Eggs, large

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