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Borage and ricotta ravioli recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

There borage it is a spontaneous edible plant whose flowers (raw and cooked, often used in the decoration of dishes) and large and rough leaves (cooked) can be eaten.

With anti-inflammatory and purifying properties, borage is used in the kitchen in many ways: as an ingredient in soups, savory pies, omelettes, pancakes, risottos and in filled with fresh pasta, as in the case of our recipe.

To prepare the borage and ricotta ravioli start with fresh pasta, to be made with eggs, white flour and durum wheat flour, then dedicate yourself to the filling by combining the borage with the ricottaThe pecorino cheese and the raw ham. The extra touch? A sauce prepared with the borage base with which to season the dish before serving it.

Also discover these recipes: Sorghum ravioli with borage, Ricotta and spinach ravioli, Meatless ravioli with mint goat cheese sauce, Low-fat ravioli with fresh tomato.

filled puff pastry rolls – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

There are never enough vegetarian recipes and it is always worth knowing as many as possible because this type of diet is becoming a growing trend. THE puff pastry rolls with ricotta, tomato sauce and chopped mixed vegetables they are a dish that stands out for its versatility and goodness. In this guide, we will help you discover the preparation of this culinary delight, which combines the lightness of puff pastry to the creaminess of ricotta and to the freshness of mixed vegetablesfor an unforgettable gastronomic experience.

Pea and ricotta cannelloni: recipe with and without cooking – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Pea and ricotta cannelloni without cooking

I often prepare this recipe in summerwhen the desire to cook is less and less and it is too hot to turn on the oven.
I prepare the cannelloni with carasau bread, slightly moistened with water and oil.
I fill it with peas and ricotta, wrap it well and then arrange everything in a baking dish. Complete with cherry tomatoes or ox heart tomatoes cut into cubes and seasoned with oil, salt and plenty of basil or oregano.
I replace the peas with lo raw spinach when I really don’t feel like turning on the stove.

Carasau bread for making cannelloni without cooking.

Cannelloni crepes with peas and ricotta

Do you love crepes?
Then you absolutely must use them to make cannelloni.
Prepare a classic dough for savory crepes, also using wholemeal flours if you want, and then fill each crepe with the pea and ricotta filling.
Cannelloni made in this way are much more delicate and tasty, they cook first in the oven and you can fill them as you prefer.