- Begin with the sauce, heat the olive oil in a pan on a medium heat. Add onion, garlic, chilli and fry for a few minutes until soft and translucent. Add a pinch of salt to help draw out moisture.
- Add your Passata to the pan, add a cup of water, sugar, oregano and some fresh black pepper to the pan and reduce the heat and cook for 20-30 minutes. Stir often to avoid the sauce sticking to the pan
- Now prepare the Ravioli. Bring a pan of water to the boil and blanch your Ravioli for 2 minutes in the boiling water. Remove from the water and allow to cool.
- Prepare 3 separate bowls with seasoned flour, whisked eggs and panic breadcrumbs.
- Start to coat the ravioli in the flour then egg then breadcrumbs.
- Once the sauce is ready, check for seasoning and allow to cool for 5-10 minutes then blend with a stick blender
- Now to fry the Ravioli, heat your frying oil in a pan on medium high heat until it reaches 180 degrees. If you haven't got a thermometer you can check by dropping a breadcrumb in the oil, your looking for it to begin frying and turn golden within 10 seconds but not burn.
- Once the oil is hot gently place the ravioli into the oil, avoid over crowding the pan as this will reduce the temperature.
- Fry for 3-5 minutes until evenly golden.
- Remove from the oil onto kitchen roll to drain excess oil.
- Divide your sauce onto serving plates and place the Ravioli on top and finish with freshly grated parmesan & torn basil leaves.
Prep
20 minutes
Total
1 hour
Deep fried Ravioli with spicy tomato sauce
This is a great starter for dinner parties or addition to an Antipasto platter/grazing board. It looks super impressive but takes no time at all to make and it can all be prepped in advance.
Serves
starter
US|Metric
ingredients
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250 g pack of your favourite Ravioli
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3 eggs
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400 g panko breadcrumbs
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6 tbsps plain flour
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1 litre Frying oil sunflower/vegetable
Spicy tomato sauce
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1 finely chopped white onion
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3 finely chopped garlic cloves
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2 finely chopped red chilli
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1 tsp sugar
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4 tbsps olive oil
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1 Jar good quality Passata (700g)
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salt & pepper
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Basil for garnish
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2 tbsps Parmesan
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1 tsp oregano
Deep fried Ravioli with spicy tomato sauce
This is a great starter for dinner parties or addition to an Antipasto platter/grazing board. It looks super impressive but takes no time at all to make and it can all be prepped in advance.
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