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Crispy Butternut Ravioli in JalapenoĀ Broth
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Chelsea K.
October 23, 2018
I made this today - very tasty! I thought I had a regular-sized squash but must be it was big; I used the entire package of wonton wrappers and still had leftover filling. Since I had so many "raviolis," I didn't have enough broth so I needed to make more.
Loves F.
October 27, 2010
Whoa! Congrats... nothing says "I'm havin' a baby" like an amazing bnut squash and jalepeno recipe!
nannydeb
October 27, 2010
Congratulations! How wonderful for you! Oh, and the recipe looks great too!
lastnightsdinner
October 27, 2010
Lovely and delicious sounding - and congrats again on the new addition to-be!
Hilarybee
October 27, 2010
Beautiful photo, great recipe! It will definitely be on my grocery list next week. Congrats on your bun in the oven!
luvcookbooks
October 27, 2010
Congratulations on both of your projects! I luv butternut squash ravioli, but agree they are almost cloying as traditionally prepared. So happy to have this easy looking variation that doesn't require me to make pasta dough (I never have).
arielleclementine
October 31, 2010
thank you, luvcookbooks! the wonton wrappers really work well- especially in this crispy application! sara moulton is very clever :)
drbabs
October 27, 2010
Oh, my goodness, I am just seeing this--Congratulations! And so happy to have you back here with your wonderful creative recipe!
cheese1227
October 25, 2010
Congrats!! I wonder if the baby kicks in accordance to the spiciness of your recipes? This one sounds really interesting.
arielleclementine
October 27, 2010
hehe! no kicking just yet (i'm 13 weeks today), but i'll keep you posted! thank you :)
Jennifer A.
October 25, 2010
Congratulations! And yum! these sound absolutely delicious. I completely agree with Helen regarding need for a little punch to balance the sweet butternut. How do you think the ravioli would work with fresh pasta dough?
arielleclementine
October 27, 2010
hooray! thank you! i think these would be awesome with fresh pasta dough, but in that case, i'd forgo the 'crispy' part and boil the ravioli in water and serve in the broth like a real ravioli soup :)
Helenthenanny
October 25, 2010
yetter pie, these were absolutely delicious! i'm so happy you put the acid of lime and the spicy jalapeno with the butternut squash (because usually i find this squash to be too sweet). i love the fresh, slow heat of the broth, but i also thought that these ravioli would be amazing just dipped in a jalapeno ponzu, or i'd even love the butternut squash filling with queso fresco in a quesadilla with some miticrema! the filling is really the star in this one, it reminds me of your polenta with goat cheese, caramelized onions, and honey recipe, in that now i find any possible excuse to put goat cheese, caramelized onions, and honey into things-- this butternut squash/jalapeno/ginger/onion combo does the same thing for me : )
well done sister of my life! (hey. is there a baby in there? ; )
well done sister of my life! (hey. is there a baby in there? ; )
arielleclementine
October 25, 2010
yes! there is! thanks for all the lovely ideas, sister-of-my-life!
gingerroot
October 24, 2010
Congratulations! How exciting for you and your family! This sounds delicious. I'm saving and hope to try it soon.
Sagegreen
October 24, 2010
Congrats! What a wonderful omen for a happy, new, very exciting announcement. Can't wait to hear more soon!
TheWimpyVegetarian
October 24, 2010
CONGRATULATIONS!!! So happy for you and your family! And this recipe looks great! I love the idea of using the wonton wrappers. Saved it to cook it soon!!
mrslarkin
October 24, 2010
Oh my god! I don't know what is more exciting, this recipe, or your pregnancy!!! That is so nice to hear arielleclementine!!! Lots of love to you!!! Auntie Helen must be over the moon!! Sympathize with your lack of appetite - I remember the only things that wouldn't make me gag were saltines, tuna salad sandwiches and plain iced tea. Yum yum.
arielleclementine
October 24, 2010
haha! how i've missed you, mrslarkin! thanks for your kind words :)
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