How To Serve Ravioli? - 7 New Ways (2024)

If you’re a pasta-lover and ravioli is your go-to comfort food, this question is for you. Don’t you wish you could try something new with your favourite pasta? Well, ravioli is a traditional Italian dish that has been enjoyed for centuries. It consists of small pockets of pasta that are filled with ingredients, such as cheese, meat, vegetables, or even fruit.

Following old Italian traditions, till date ravioli is served with a classic tomato sauce. But to satisfy your taste buds with a variety of Italian flavours, there are many other exciting and interesting ways to serve it.

Here are 7 new ‘Honestly Italian’ ways you can serve your favourite ravioli in:

1. Ravioli Lasagna

For every lasagna fanatic out there, ravioli lasagna is the perfect dish for you. It is quick, easy, and is too irresistible to not try. You can blanch and cook Spinach and Ricotta Ravioli and then layer it with a classic tomato sauce, ricotta cheese, and mozzarella cheese. Bake it in the oven until the cheese is melted and bubbly and your Ravioli Lasagna is ready!

Wait, hold on though! If you’re already looking for where to buy fresh ravioli online, our Spinach and Ricotta Ravioli is to your rescue. You can order ravioli online from our website and prepare this easy recipe when you’ve had a long day and want to put together a quick yet comforting meal.

2. Ravioli Skewers

Ravioli skewers are another unique way to serve ravioli in. All you have to do is simply blanch the ravioli like the usual, thread it onto skewers with your favourite vegetables, such as cherry tomatoes, bell peppers, or onions, and grill or bake it until the ravioli is golden brown and the vegetables are tender.

This recipe would work well with our Pomodoro Ravioli as its flavours would compliment the veggies perfectly. You can buy ravioli online from our website and get same day delivery if you order before 4 PM.

3. Ravioli Salad

Ravioli salad is a healthy take on how to enjoy your ravioli in a wholesome way. Simply blanch the ravioli in the usual way and toss it with your favourite salad ingredients, such as lettuce, cucumber, tomato, and onion. Add a light dressing of olive oil and balsamic vinegar, and a delicious and nutritious Italian salad is ready for dinner.

Our Truffled Mushroom Tortellini Pasta is recommended for a salad recipe like this one as this tortellini pasta oozes with Italian flavour and is hand folded by our chef while being stuffed with umami rich truffle and wild mushroom paté. Order pasta online through our website and get free delivery above Rs. 500/-

4. Ravioli Stir-Fry

Ravioli stir-fry is another quick and easy way to serve fried ravioli. Simply cook the ravioli and stir-fry it with your favourite vegetables, such as broccoli, mushrooms, and bell peppers. Add some soy sauce and sesame oil for flavour, and you have a delicious and healthy meal.

This recipe can be tried with our Quattro Formaggi Ravioli which is uber cheesy because it is hand rolled and stuffed with four different cheeses - Cheddar, Parmesan, Cream Cheese, and Ricotta. If you’re looking for an easy hack to make your kids eat their veggies, this recipe is definitely a winner with the toddlers.

5. Ravioli Soup

Ravioli soup is a comforting and filling way to enjoy ravioli. Simply cook the ravioli and add it to your favourite soup recipe, such as tomato soup, chicken noodle soup, or vegetable soup. The ravioli will add an extra layer of flavour and texture to the soup.

Our Caramelised Onion Tortellini is the perfect match for this recipe and would suit just right with any soup you decide to make as it is flavoured delicately with Balsamic Vinegar and Thyme and brings you the sweetness of caramelised onions enveloped in our hand rolled pasta sheets.

6. Ravioli Nachos

Ravioli nachos are a delicious and creative way to enjoy leftover ravioli. Simply top the cooked ravioli with shredded cheddar cheese and sliced black olives, and bake in the oven until the cheese is melted and bubbly. You can also add your favourite nacho toppings, such as diced tomatoes, jalapenos, and sour cream.

Ravioli nachos are a great appetiser for a party dish that is sure to impress your guests. Give this unique and tasty recipe a try and enjoy a new twist on a classic dish.

7. Ravioli Gratin

Ravioli Gratin is another ravioli recipe that is given a modern day twist with a crispy, cheesy topping and breadcrumbs. Just cook the ravioli and layer it in a baking dish with our All-Purpose Italian Tomato Sauce and shredded mozzarella cheese. Top it off with a mixture of breadcrumbs, grated parmesan cheese, and melted butter, and bake in the oven until the cheese is melted and the topping is golden brown and crispy.

All in all, ravioli is a traditional Italian dish that can be served in many different ways in today's time. Whether you prefer it in a salad, soup, or stir-fry, there is a ravioli recipe out there that is perfect to satisfy your Italian food cravings at any time. Try out a few of our favourites in these 7 ways and you can pick your favourite.

If reading all these recipes has inspired you to put on your chef’s apron and hat, then you know you can stock up on your pasta essentials from our website. Shop for above Rs. 500/- and get free home delivery on our products in Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore. Order before 4 PM to get same day delivery.

FAQs

How should ravioli be served? ›

Serve your pasta hot, as soon as everything is combined. If you like, sprinkle some freshly grated parmesan cheese on top. On the side, add a fresh homemade dinner roll or Russian braided pesto bread.

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How are ravioli traditionally served? ›

Ravioli are traditionally served al brodo (with broth) or with a light sauce. Though ravioli may take a number of shapes, including circular or even triangular forms, traditionally ravioli are prepared in a square shape.

What do Italians eat with ravioli? ›

Best Side Dishes to Serve With Ravioli

Garlic Bread.
Creamy Polenta.
Asparagus Wrapped In Prosciutto.
Roasted Vegetables.
Italian Focaccia Bread.

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Do you serve ravioli in a bowl or plate? ›

Pro Tip Avoid the use of soup bowls as they are usually too deep for serving pasta. Large, low-scale bowls will be a much better fit for this application. A plate can give you more flexibility for other menu items but has limitations to what it can hold safely from your lap.

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How do you eat ravioli like an Italian? ›

Italian galateo (etiquette) says to use the side of your fork to cut ravioli. As you are supposed to do with lasagne, crespelle and cannelloni. There is no particular rule for eating ravioli, and even Italians eat the way they feel most comfortable.

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What sauce are ravioli served with? ›

For cheese stuffed ravioli like spinach and ricotta, which happens to be my son's favourite, I go for a simple cream sauce. 3 ingredients and everyone is thrilled with the result. For meat stuffed ravioli, like bolognese ravioli, I usually make a quick tomato and basil sauce. Even cheaper and healthier.

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What is the difference between ravioli and ravioli? ›

Ravioli are small squares of pasta, like the ones you're probably already familiar with. A raviolo is a single, large piece that is served as its own dish, like our Pork Shoulder Raviolo!

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How do you make ravioli taste better? ›

In particular, dried oregano, cayenne, garlic powder, and chili powder are all great picks for sprucing up a can of ravioli. Add a bit of seasoning to the pasta and mix it before you heat it, then taste it to establish whether it's adequate or needs more.

Is ravioli a comfort food? ›

Baked Ravioli is the epitome of comfort food. It's cheesy, saucy, and incredibly satisfying. The combination of tender ravioli, rich tomato sauce, and gooey melted cheese creates a dish that's hard to resist. Plus, it's versatile and easy to customize with your favorite ingredients.

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How is ravioli traditionally served? ›

Ravioli is commonly served with a broth or sauce, and is a staple of traditional Italian home cooking. The fillings of ravioli differ depending on the region. Common fillings of ravioli include ricotta, spinach, nutmeg, black pepper, and lemon rind.

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Do you eat ravioli with a knife and fork? ›

This is why it's considered bad dining etiquette to use a knife on any type of pasta. What to do instead: Fortunately, you can still cut Italian stuffed pasta without breaking any etiquette rules; you just have to use your fork instead of your knife.

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What can I put with ravioli? ›

Broccoli: Any type of roasted broccoli or even broccoli rabe is a great go-to as a side dish. Broccoli is very easy to find and a versatile vegetables. Soup: A bowl of soup is a comforting and filling side dish that goes well with ravioli. Try a classic Minestrone or Tomato soup for a cozy and satisfying meal.

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What utensil do you eat ravioli with? ›

When pasta is served on a plate or in a shallow bowl (spaghetti), it's expected you use a fork to eat it with, however if it's served in a deeper bowl (ravioli) then you should use a spoon. Now for the age old question of whether you should wrap the pasta around your fork or if you should cut it up before eating.

Are you supposed to cut ravioli? ›

Cut the ravioli in half and then into strips. Trim into 2 1/2- 3-inch ravioli squares. Transfer the ravioli to the remaining parchment-lined sheet pan dusted with semolina flour. Cover with towel or an inverted sheet pan.

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