So, I got thinking. What else can I do with Ricotta cheese? Pasta sounds good! Raviolis sound great! But this is my milet day in my 4 day rotation. Is it possible to make gluten-free pasta with millet and without eggs? This is not my egg day, that was yesterday. Thank goodness for Google! Well, I wasn’t lucky enough to find millet pasta but I did find gluten-free pasta made without eggs, so into the kitchen I went. I took my millet and ground it into flour and added the other ingredients – arrowroot flour, xanthan gum, salt, butter, water – not much to it.
I do not have a pasta machine, so I had to roll them out by hand. It was not difficult, but I can already tell that I will do better next time. Here is what they look like before I baked them. Yes, I decided to not chance it by putting them in boiling water, so they are going to be crispy ravioli topped with butternut squash, sage, ghee and walnuts. You will have to stop back to see the end results!
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