On Tuesday I'm conducting a pasta making workshop among the Tracians (that's the Tracy Public Library). DO come along if you're free. As a teaser, here are some hand-made tortelloni with chard from the market, ricotta, parmigiano, and a healthy dose of nutmeg.
Basically you just roll out a dough of all purpose flour, one egg and water. Put a dollop filling inside. That's made with two bunches of chard cooked down with a little olive oil until dry, mixed with half a container of ricotta and gratings of good parmigiano and nutmeg. Boil these a few minutes and just lace with butter. There's enough flavor inside to make your mouth very happy.
http://www.engagedpatrons.org/EventsExtended.cfm?SiteID=3406&EventID=163749
Sunday, June 9, 2013
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Hi Ken!
This is wonderful, but I'm guessing that you are making "Pasta", not reconstructing the "Past" in the workshop, right?
If I was on your coast, I'd be there with bells on . . .
Laura
YES Laura! Thanks for pointing that out. I type too fast!
I bet your workshop is a blast... you would take all the fear out of making pasta. It really is so easy... especially ravioli. Delish.
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