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Homemade Tortellini Recipe
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Ashley Lafreniere
By Ashley Lafreniere

Homemade Tortellini Recipe

Updated at: Thu, 17 Aug 2023 06:39:45 GMT

Nutrition balance score

Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
68
Moderate

Nutrition per serving

Calories2017.2 kcal (101%)
Total Fat85.7 g (122%)
Carbs223.9 g (86%)
Sugars1.3 g (1%)
Protein83.4 g (167%)
Sodium3294.3 mg (165%)
Fiber7.5 g (27%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet

Instructions

Step 1
To make the dough, add the flour, salt, olive oil, and three eggs into a large mixing bowl. Begin mixing by hand to combine the . If not mostly combined, add a tablespoon of water and mix until all are mostly combined. If still not combined, add another tablespoon of water and repeat as needed.
Step 2
Once mostly combined, place onto a wooden board and knead the dough until there are no lumps and the dough is smooth. Roll into a ball and wrap with saran wrap. Set aside.
Step 3
In a large bowl, mix the ricotta, salt, nutmeg, lemon zest, half of the parsley and pecorino cheese for the stuffing. Cut one of the bottom corners off of a ziploc bag and fill the bag with the ricotta mixture. Set aside.
Step 4
Remove the tortellini dough from the saran wrap and cut into four equal pieces. Work with one piece at a time. Wrap the remaining pieces of dough in the saran wrap to keep from drying out.
Step 5
Securely attach your pasta maker to your kitchen counter or tabletop. Lightly flatten the tortellini dough with your hands or a rolling pin and sprinkle both sides with flour.
Step 6
Pass the dough through setting number one of the smooth rollers in the pasta machine. Then pass it once through the second, third and fourth setting. I then pass it through the sixth setting twice to achieve the desired thinness of the pasta dough. I use a manual pasta machine, so if you are using a different machine, the settings may be different. Slowly increase the settings so that you don’t make the dough too thin.
Step 7
Cut the rolled out dough into a large rectangle by removing the uneven edges. Cut the rectangle in half the long way. Then cut the dough into squares. Do not throw away any of the pieces you have cut off. You can add these into the next piece of dough you roll out through the pasta machine.
Step 8
Squeeze a small amount of the ricotta stuffing onto the center of each dough square. Wet the edges of the dough square with a brush of water and then fold the dough over to make a triangle. Pinch the sides together to seal the ricotta stuffing inside of the dough. Take the two bottom points of the triangle and fold them underneath into each other and pinch together to seal and form your tortellini. Repeat these steps with all dough pieces.
Step 9
To cook the tortellini, you want to add to salted boiling water and cook for about five to six minutes, or until all are floating at the top. Serve with tomato sauce or cooked in melted butter and pecorino cheese and topped with a sprinkle of parsley. Another great option would be to add these homemade tortellini in a chicken soup recipe I recently made. Salute and cin cin!
Step 10
Prep Time
Step 11
45 minutes
Step 12
To make the dough, add the flour, salt, olive oil, and three eggs into a large mixing bowl. Begin mixing by hand to combine the . If not mostly combined, add a tablespoon of water and mix until all are mostly combined. If still not combined, add another tablespoon of water and repeat as needed.
Step 13
Once mostly combined, place onto a wooden board and knead the dough until there are no lumps and the dough is smooth. Roll into a ball and wrap with saran wrap. Set aside.
Step 14
In a large bowl, mix the ricotta, salt, nutmeg, lemon zest, half of the parsley and pecorino cheese for the stuffing. Cut one of the bottom corners off of a ziploc bag and fill the bag with the ricotta mixture. Set aside.
Step 15
Remove the tortellini dough from the saran wrap and cut into four equal pieces. Work with one piece at a time. Wrap the remaining pieces of dough in the saran wrap to keep from drying out.
Step 16
Securely attach your pasta maker to your kitchen counter or tabletop. Lightly flatten the tortellini dough with your hands or a rolling pin and sprinkle both sides with flour.
Step 17
Pass the dough through setting number one of the smooth rollers in the pasta machine. Then pass it once through the second, third and fourth setting. I then pass it through the sixth setting twice to achieve the desired thinness of the pasta dough. I use a manual pasta machine, so if you are using a different machine, the settings may be different. Slowly increase the settings so that you don't make the dough too thin.
Step 18
Cut the rolled out dough into a large rectangle by removing the uneven edges. Cut the rectangle in half the long way. Then cut the dough into squares. Do not throw away any of the pieces you have cut off. You can add these into the next piece of dough you roll out through the pasta machine.
Step 19
Squeeze a small amount of the ricotta stuffing onto the center of each dough square. Wet the edges of the dough square with a brush of water and then fold the dough over to make a triangle. Pinch the sides together to seal the ricotta stuffing inside of the dough. Take the two bottom points of the triangle and fold them underneath into each other and pinch together to seal and form your tortellini. Repeat these steps with all dough pieces.
Step 20
To cook the tortellini, you want to add to salted boiling water and cook for about five to six minutes, or until all are floating at the top. Serve with tomato sauce or cooked in melted butter and pecorino cheese and topped with a sprinkle of parsley. Another great option would be to add these homemade tortellini in a chicken soup recipe I recently made. Salute and cin cin!
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