traildoggie
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Post by traildoggie on Oct 5, 2018 14:36:49 GMT -5
I bought a package of sweet potato ravioli at Costco. they are filled with a light cheese filling. the package suggested a browned butter, lemon, sage sauce. I tried it and did not like it. I am at loss what to put on them and since its a Costco package, you know there are a lot of them. tomato sauce does not sound right. I don't like alfredo and it doesn't sound like it would add much flavor. they need something. ideas?? I was thinking maybe chimichurri sauce....these don't have much flavor themselves. slightly sweet.
Hmmm I guess no one else can think of anything either? no wonder I'm having trouble coming up with something.
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Post by emptynestmom on Oct 6, 2018 15:27:17 GMT -5
I googled it and saw a browned butter and walnut sauce or an Asiago sauce...sounded sort of good...I very seldom buy ravioli so I am not a good first hand source...
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Post by PattiA on Oct 6, 2018 18:08:55 GMT -5
Chimichurri sauce sounds like a good choice to me. Or a cilantro pesto. I think I would want some spiciness to temper the sweetness. Or maybe a kale pesto? Or a florentine sauce similar to this: www.ciaoitalia.com/seasons/recipes/florence-style-spinach-in-white-sauce with either spinach or kale. I'd be tempted to throw some spicy sausage or some crushed red pepper in there too. |
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Post by traildoggie on Oct 6, 2018 22:37:16 GMT -5
well maybe I'm on the right track. the browned butter sauce I tried failed. whole lot of butter, no flavor on the ravioli. it had sage and lemon, but was not useful.
I have a chimichurri that uses parsley and one with cilantro so that is the next try. (I don't eat meat) I was afraid a white sauce would not have enough flavor but that will be door #2. I have pesto on hand too but that somehow didn't sound right either. I think I made this mistake before with a slightly sweet ravioli type pasta and never found anything that enhanced it. Thanks for the thoughts.
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