Blätterteig Ravioli

Puff Pastry Ravioli

Pane-Bistecca
When I have leftover puff pastry, I like to make puff pastry ravioli.

Here in Asia, puff pastry is usually sold in pre-cut squares measuring about 28/28 cm. Puff pastry blocks, like the ones in Switzerland, are very rare, but when I do find them, I buy several at once!

What you put inside these ravioli is up to you. I used ham and cheese for my sweetheart and salmon and cream cheese for myself.

This is a perfect recipe for using up leftovers!
Prep time
15 min
Cooking time
20 min
Portions
4
Total time
35 min

Ingredients

  • 2 sheets of Puff Pastry, 28/28 cm

  • Cooked ham

  • Slices of Gruyère or Raclette

  • Cream Cheese with herbs

  • Smoked Salmon

  • Paprika

  • Horseradish cream

  • 1 Egg yolk

Instructions

1

Step 1

Cut the two sheets of puff pastry into 4 pieces each.
2

Step 2

Top 2 of the squares with cream cheese, ham, and cheese to taste. Sprinkle a little paprika on top.
3

Step 3

Top the other two squares with cream cheese, salmon, and more cream cheese. Finally, add a little horseradish cream.
4

Step 4

Now brush all the edges of the squares with a little water and cover them with the remaining squares. Press the edges together firmly.
5

Step 5

If you have any dough left over, you can use it to decorate the ravioli. Then brush them with egg yolk and bake in the oven at 200°C for 15–20 minutes. They can be served warm or cold.

Notes

Here are more Puff Pastry Snacks!
Blätterteig Ravioli
Blätterteig Ravioli
Blätterteig Ravioli
Blätterteig Ravioli
Blätterteig Ravioli
Blätterteig Ravioli
Blätterteig Ravioli
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