SC - frozen ravioli/maultaschen
Robyn Probert
robyn.probert at lawpoint.com.au
Mon Jun 22 15:49:37 PDT 1998
t 01:21 AM 21/06/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi all from Anne-Marie
>Allison asks about our ravioles and how we did them.
>
>We used fresh pasta sheets (containing flour, water, egg and salt). Placed
>dollops of filling (cheese and herb, as per Barbara Santiches new book on
>The Original Mediterranean Cuisine), seal with a fork. The pasta was fairly
>well floured, so when we threw them in the ziplock bag and then into the
>freezer, they didnt stick to each other at all.
I've had a lot of success mundanely by freezing them in a single layer on a
sheet, then transferring them to bags once frozen - they don't stick
together at all and you can tip them straight frozen into the boiling water.
Hope it works well!
Rowan
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Robyn Probert
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Services Development Manager Fax +61 2 9221 8671
Lawpoint Pty Limited Sydney NSW Australia
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