So into a pot of boiling water that was salted. I turn down the heat just a little bit so that it's not at a rolling boil. I don't want the ravioli to break apart on me. When they're cooked, I drain and toss them immediately with homemade pesto sauce. I always have some ready in the freezer in single serving sizes. It keeps fresh and green for a really long time.
So how did it taste? Pretty good actually. A peek inside and you can actually see larger chunks of lobster in the ravioli. Mmmm, sweet lobster meat.
This was actually pretty good and I would buy this again. But the perfect frozen ravioli? No. I'm still on my quest.


i have very fond memories of Celentano frozen ravoli growing up with some Ragu outta the jar.
ReplyDeleteYes Mom was lazy.
oh man, you should hit little italy or an italian deli, they make fresh ravioli and sell it. when it comes to ravioli i like my pasta al dente. my grannie always buys from a deli in brooklyn round ravioli with cheese. simple. delish. and perfect every time!
ReplyDeleteThe more fancy the ravioli tho the more $$$