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If, as the presenter says Small, balanced dishesravioli exist “since antiquity”, they were formerly garnished “radishes and turnips”. Today, they are instead filled with a generous stuffing of fresh cheese, Comté and parsley. To enhance them and give them lightness, Laurent Mariotte decides to combine them with a fresh winter mixed salad. The twist of this revisited salad is of course the originality brought by the ravioli and for good reason: in addition to being terribly delicious, they are meant to be “well puffed and toasted” he promises.
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Preparation time: 30 mins
Cooking time: 15 mins
- First step: place the Dauphiné ravioli in the freezer, plate by plate. The ravioli are thus easier to separate from each other.
- While they are chilling, chop the shallots and brown them in a pan with a drizzle of olive oil. Salt and add the balsamic vinegar. Let reduce, pepper and let cool.
- Then wash the watercress, drain it and place it in the salad bowl. Clean and slice the mushrooms then place them on the salad.
- Add the whole-grain mustard to the reduced shallots, mix and finish the vinaigrette by mixing it with olive oil. Pour half of this vinaigrette over the salad.
- Immerse the ravioli in a fryer preheated to 180° and let them swell for 2 to 3 minutes. Drain them on absorbent paper and add salt.
- Finally place the ravioli on the watercress, sprinkle with roasted and crushed nuts and finish with a little vinaigrette. All you have to do is enjoy!
Even though store-bought ravioli are great for this recipe, you can also make them at home with our recipe, you only need a handful of ingredients. a little time, motivation and voila!
Source:https://www.750g.com/bien-soufflees-et-grillees-decouvrez-la-recette-de-salade-aux-ravioles-du-dauphine-de-laurent-mariotte-a36560.htm