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Spinach Ravioli in Sage Butter (Zante) zante. Put the sage, garlic and butter into a saucepan large enough to hold all the pasta once cooked. Taste the spinach and add a pinch or two of salt, if needed.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have spinach ravioli in sage butter (zante) using 16 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Spinach Ravioli in Sage Butter (Zante):

1. Make ready 1 DOUGH as follows
2. Prepare 100 grams baby spinach
3. Take 250 grams plain flour
4. Get 1 egg
5. Take 2 tbsp olive or vegetable oil
6. Prepare 1 pinch salt to taste
7. Prepare 1 FILLING as follows
8. Get 500 grams fresh salmon or seatrout
9. Prepare 200 grams crème fraîche
10. Take 3 icecubes
11. Prepare 2 eggs
12. Prepare 1 unwaxed lemon
13. Take 1 pinch white pepper
14. Make ready 1 SAGE BUTTER as follows
15. Prepare 60 grams salted butter
16. Take 1 good handful fresh sage

Return the sage leaves back to the pan and serve the ravioli into bowls. Taste the spinach and add salt to taste. Finally, add the cooked and drained ravioli to the skillet with the spinach and sage brown butter sauce, then toss to coat. Melt butter in large skillet on medium-high heat.

Steps to make Spinach Ravioli in Sage Butter (Zante):

1. for the dough ,wash the spinach,blend to a pulp ,drain very thouroughly. Combine flour,egg ,oil,salt and spinach.Add 60 ml lukewarm (tepid) and mix until it forms a strong dough.Knead for at least ten minutes after that until dough becomes elastic.Cover with a bowl or wrap and let rest for 1/2 hour at room temperatur.
2. for the filling cut the fish into cubes. mix with icecubes and crème fraîche pulse in blender (so that the fish does not get to warm) until very smooth.Add one egg and the yolk of the other, set aside the eggwhite. Season this mixture with rind and some juice of the lemon ,as well as salt and pepper
3. Divide dough into two halves ,roll out onto floured worksurface to about the thickness of a knife. Add about a teaspoon of salmonfilling every 5cm (2inch) in a row. Use the reserved eggwhite to brush the dough inbetween the gaps. Cover with the second equally sized rolled out dough and press together firmly around the filling. Cut out the ravioli cushion with knife or a doughwheel .
4. Boil some salted water,then bring to simmer gently. Cook ravioli for about 6 to 8 minutes.
5. In the meantime melt the butter until it starts to bubble, flashfry the sage leaf .Use a slotted spoon to take ravioli out of pan and drain . Add to the butter stir gently and again season wih salt and pepper. Serve immediately.

Add sage, lemon juice, pasta and reserved pasta water; stir to coat pasta. This has a wonderful flavor with the basil pesto. Very similar to my stuffed shells recipe since I added browned italian. A quick and easy brown butter sage sauce or " burro bruno e salvia" in Italian, ideally tossed with butternut squash or mushroom ravioli, fluffy gnocchi and sprinkled with toasted bread crumbs or pine nuts! This easy brown butter sage sauce makes the perfect sauce for pan seared scallops, salmon, chicken and steak.

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