There borage it is a spontaneous edible plant whose flowers (raw and cooked, often used in the decoration of dishes) and large and rough leaves (cooked) can be eaten.
With anti-inflammatory and purifying properties, borage is used in the kitchen in many ways: as an ingredient in soups, savory pies, omelettes, pancakes, risottos and in filled with fresh pasta, as in the case of our recipe.
To prepare the borage and ricotta ravioli start with fresh pasta, to be made with eggs, white flour and durum wheat flour, then dedicate yourself to the filling by combining the borage with the ricottaThe pecorino cheese and the raw ham. The extra touch? A sauce prepared with the borage base with which to season the dish before serving it.
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