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Spinach and Cheese Ravioli with Sage and Garlic Butter Sauce {Giveaway}

There are times when you find a food product and you just want to let folks know about it.  I do not like to buy premade food unless I really know it is good and how it is prepared.  Especially since I am breastfeeding and I like to keep it process and chemical free as much as I can.

But a few weeks ago I was contacted by Pasta Prima about tasting their ravioli.  I have bought some store made ravioli and I am always thinking they are just ok.  For a quick dinner, sure why not.  So I wasn’t expecting much when I received a box of this Pasta Prima ravioli, but i was wrong. . .

I like my ravioli prepared simple so I cooked these for 3 minutes just as it said on the instructions and then I quickly sautéed them in a sage, garlic and butter sauce.  I have to say these were the best premade, store brought ravioli I have ever had.   The inside is spinach, garlic and cheese and you can taste all the ingredients.  It was delicious and I want all of you to get a chance to try these out.

I know if I ever want to get store brought ravioli for a good dinner I am getting Pasta Prima.

Pasta Prima handcrafted ravioli is made with tender leaves of spinach and fresh mozzarella cheese and certified USDA Organic to be free of pesticides, antibiotics, and GMOs.   All Pasta Prima Ravioli is made with green energy.  Pasta Prima Organic Spinach and Cheese Ravioli is available in stores like Safeway and Albertsons in the 8oz size, or you can view their full store locator at Pasta Prima.

Print Recipe

Spinach and Cheese Ravioli in Garlic and Sage Butter Sauce

Yield: 6 people

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 3

Total Time: 13 Minutes

Ingredients:

1-8oz package of Past Prima Spinach and Cheese Ravioli
3 leaves of dried or fresh sage, finely chopped
2 tbsp of butter
1 garlic glove, finely chopped

Directions:

Follow the instructions on the Pasta Prima packaging on how to cook the ravioli. Then drain the ravioli. Put the butter, sage, and garlic on a frying pan and let the butter brown a little. Put the ravioli on the pan and sear1 minute on each side.

Plate the ravioli and sprinkle some of the butter sauce on top.

Giveaway:

This is your change to try the Pasta Prima ravioli. The prize will be three 8oz packages of Pasta Prima Organic Spinach and Cheese Ravioli and a Cuisinart 744-24 Chef’s Classic Stainless 6-Quart Sauce Pot with Lid.

Giveaway ends at 9pm EST on Sunday, June 17th. Winners will be chosen by random.com.

How to enter:

In the comment section answer “Where do you do most of your grocery shopping – warehouse fan or grocery store fan?”

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Update: And the winner is  . . .

#58 – Gretchen!! Congratulations!

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  1. Where I live we dn’t hae so many options, so pretty much i just go to the supermarket.

  2. I shop at grocery stores. We have several to choose from nearby home and work, so we’re lucky.

  16. I rarely shop at warehouse stores, but prefer my neighborhood grocery store.

  29. I couldn’t agree more, packaged refrigerator ravioli is one of the few convenience foods that is really great that I buy regularly too. I usually end up going to both the warehouse store and the grocery store.

  36. I shop at both type of stores but try to get everything possible from Costco and then use the grocery store to fill in some blanks when bulk buying is just too much.

    When I first saw this post I thought…whew, I’ve never made my own pasta. I felt better after reading it…this stuff sounds way too good to have to bother with that…yay!

    • Delishhh replied: — June 10th, 2012 @ 6:14 pm

      Barbara – totally agree 🙂 Now there is no need to make them!

  42. So lovely to meet you this weekend at BlogHer…these look delicious and who doesn’t like a quick meal for a busy weeknight. Hope to see you again soon.

  46. i shop at grocery stores like kroger and mejiers,big chains like kmart,walmart and target and pick up things at restaurants like ‘take-out,eat-in and even ‘delivery’

  47. Happy Monday, sweet
    friend! I am ALL over the
    place for groceries….I do
    buy some things at Costco,
    like organic milk, eggs and
    strawberries. I also visit
    Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s,
    our local co-ops AND Cub
    Foods, which is the same
    as Win-Co in Washington
    State. Cub has added organic
    sections in the store and I
    will pick up cereals and other
    dry goods, there.

    I follow you on Twitter,
    subscribe to e-mails and now
    follow on Pinterest.

    Nice giveaway! The recipe
    sounds DELISHHH : )

    xo Suzanne

  48. I buy most of my groceries at Publix. However, I get my veggies from the local farmers market.

  58. I do most of my grocery shopping at Meijer

    • Delishhh replied: — June 17th, 2012 @ 7:40 pm

      Gretchen – Congratulations you are the winner or the giveaway. If you can send me your address to ewa@delishhh.com i can get your winnings!

  60. Mostly at the grocery store but I do buy spices, craisins, and frozen chicken at the warehouse store!

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