Fresh maked raw uncooked italian pasta ravioli in vintage blue pan over old dark wooden background. Top view with copy space. (Photo by: Natasha Breen/REDA&CO/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
Food - Drink
For The Best Homemade Ravioli, Focus On Creative Fillings
By RYAN CASHMAN
Raw ravioli with flour and egg
Ravioli is one of the easiest pastas to make, and its versatility allows you to fill the hearty pockets of dough with whatever combination of ingredients you want.
Homemade raw uncooked italian pasta ravioli staffed by spinach ricotta. egg yolk. basil on olive wood cutting board. White marble background. Flat lay. space. (Photo by: Natasha Breen/REDA&CO/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
Besides the classic spinach and ricotta combo, you can get creative with flavor combos and grind up various meats like chicken, pork, or turkey to stuff your ravioli.
Seafood ravioli on a plate
In Italy, people use ingredients that thrive in their regions. In Sicily, for example, ravioli is filled with a mixture of fish, such as bream or sea bass, and boiled potatoes.
Ravioli pasta stuffed with herbs and ricotta cheese topped with butter and parmesan cheese Italy Europe. (Photo by: Eddy Buttarelli/REDA&CO/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
In the Dolomites, casunzièi ravioli are filled with mashed beetroot and potatoes. Ravioli alla Mantovana is a sweet and savory mix with pumpkin, mustard, and Parmigiano Reggiano.
Sweet cron ravioli on a plate
If you live on the coast, incorporate your favorite fish or seaweed, and add some lemon juice or orange zest to your ravioli filling for a brighter, more tropical flavor.