The best sauce for ravioli

The best sauce for ravioli is simple, decadent, and very versatile. This recipe will cover concepts and components of how to personalize it!

I am always a fan of fresh store-bought ravioli, for a couple of main reasons that pertain to mainly my laziness.

Reasons:

1. They are fairly fresh pasta and a complete change of pace from what we are used to on the day to day
2. Their condiments are usually fairly standardized and you can not go wrong with them – from the amount of filling to the thickness of the pasta. Obviously, if you make it yourself, it will be tastier, but it takes a whole lot of practice to get it right.
3. They go with simple sauces or complicated sauces
4. They have a “wow” effect. Goat cheese and caramelized onions ravioli sound so much better than goat cheese and caramelized onions spaghetti.

For the purpose of this sauce, I have picked up some ravioli that are filled with a bit of sweetness to it. Helps complement the flavor. Alternatively, something meaty also will do. Here are 5 other pasta recipes that anyone can do if this does not interest you.

Components of the best sauce for ravioli

The core components of this sauce are:

1. A nice sweet onion. Usually, anything would do, but if you have something on the sweet side, its is even better. We will let this sweat with a bit of butter
2. A form of goat cheese. You don’t really have to be fancy with it. The taste of the sauce will reflect the taste of your selection of goat cheese immensely. So if you do not like the cheese, you will not like the sauce. On a positive note, I have tried this sauce with the spreadable goat cheese and it comes delicious!
3. Butter and a bit of garam masala for that “wow” – you can skip on the garam masala, but you can’t skip on the butter. It is very instagramable.
4. Deglaze with some sort of alcohol. I used and usually like the sweetness of limoncello added to it, but generally, you can use white wine or some sort of brandy.