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Recipe: Ravioli cacioricotta and brèdes malbar (leafy vegetables)

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What could be more popular or commonplace than ravioli? Here the ravioli comes in cacioricotta, a cheese made from half goat milk and half cow milk from southern Italy….. but in Mauritius made by a brilliant and passionate Italian cheese-maker, who settled here to provide us with this unrivalled taste.

Ravioli cioricotta and brèdes malber

Ingredients (Serves 4)

The ravioli dough:

1. Mix the dry ingredients together. Add the eggs one by one and knead them until you get a nice smooth paste.

2. keep it cold for at least two hours.

The cacioricotta stuffing, brèdes malbar:

1. Blanch the brèdes in boiling salted water. Let them cool and chop them.

2. Gently mix all the ingredients together.

Making the ravioli:

1. Roll out dough to 1.5mm thick.

2. Place the stuffing on it and dampen it with a brush. Fold the dough over, using a pastry cutter to make 5cm diametre pockets. Be sure to close the ravioli one by one with your fingers.

3. Keep in the freezer.

Love apple” tomato marmalade:

1. Sweat the onions and leeks. add the celery.

2. Stir in the coarsley chopped tomatoes, salt and sugar. Cook until the liquid evaporates.

3. Leave it to go cold.

The Taggiasca olives vinaigrette:

1. Mix the oil and vinegar without trying to emulsify it.

2. Add the remaining ingredients. Keep it cold.

The garnish:

Finishing and presentation

Heat the tomato marmalade. Cook the ravioli in boiling salted water (they are cooked when they rise to the surface). Drain them and roll them in olive oil, off the hob.

Spread the marmalade onto the plate. Place the ravioli on the marmalade. Put the rocket and cheese on the ravioli and the dressing over the rocket and on the plate.

Sommeliers’ suggested wine

Dry white wine:

 

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