to help me make the pasta. Worked like a charm! But rolling it out was a real chore! Then I made the olive garden copy cat portobella mushroom recipe with sun dried tomato sauce because I love that sauce.
Could not get the link to work so just do a search on food.com. Everyone complained the sauce was way to thick and sure enough mine came out to thick as well, even though I tried for it not to!
Oh well, I was very proud that my ravioli's held up as I boiled them and the sauce did taste very close to OG's but, yes, too thick.Not sure I will attempt this again, I am exhausted and I have to clean up the mess!!
So in closing I only recommend making your own if you have a pasta roller, and a live in maid! "Alice, there's a surprise in the kitchen for you!"
Bon Appetite!
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| Flour on the floor and me! Thank goodness I have a full supply of aprons! |
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| Rav's are boiling and the sauce just gets thicker! |
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| Not too shabby, but with an olive garden 1 mile from my house, I won't do this again!! Especially since I can duplicate their chicken scampi and zuppa toscana soup without fail! |
3 comments:
Your ravioli does look really good. I would love to try making pasta, but like you said, I would have to have a machine to attempt it. I have been longing for the pasta attachment for my Kitchen Aid, but they are SO expensive and I would feel like I had to use it all the time, for sure, to feel justified in buying one.
Hope you are having a beautiful weekend!
Great job, Chica - and a little flour on the floor never hurt anyone!
They look absolutely divine! xo Jen
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