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Les Ravioles

These ravioli use French ingredients but are folded like Chinese dumplings (jiaozi) The snails give a firm, juicy and chewy texture, while the onion foam and zucchini add a sweet and bitter flavour for balance.

Serves 10

Prep Time 1 hour

+ 30 minutes resting

+ 3 hours simmering

Cook Time 8 minutes

dough

• 10g salt
• 200g flour
• 130g warm water

» In a bowl, mix salt and flour before adding in warm water, drizzle by drizzle. Let the dough rest for 30 minutes.

» On a flat surface, roll the dough into a long stick and cut into 5cm rounds. Flatten the cut-out dough.

onion foam

• 250g onions
• 1 litre milk
• 15g French butter

» In a pan, sweat the onions until translucent before adding in the milk. Bring the onion mixture to a boil and allow it to simmer for 3 hours.

» In a blender, mix the simmered onion mixture until smooth and then pass it through a strainer.

» In a bowl, hand-blend the French butter to create a foam.

stuffing

• 350g• 100g Italian parsley• 50g garlic • 7g salt• 3.5g black pepper• 2ml pastis

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