Wednesday, December 11, 2019

#SausageRavioli Soup from Ellie Alexander


Winter has arrived early here in the Pacific Northwest. We’ve had a round of storms that have dumped rain and snow and ushered in biting winds. Nothing keeps a storm at bay like a hearty bowl of soup. That’s why I created this sausage ravioli winter soup. It’s a meal in one bowl, and you can easily make it vegetarian by swapping beef stock with vegetable stock and sausage ravioli with cheese. It’s also a quick option for dinner during the busy holiday season, since it takes less than an hour from start to finish. 

An added bonus of making a pot of this hearty soup? Leftovers! There’s nothing like a warm bowl of soup for a cold December lunch pick-me-up.



Sausage Ravioli Soup


Ingredients: 
Olive oil 
1 white onion
12-15 baby carrots
4 cloves garlic
1 stalk fresh rosemary 
2 14.5 ounce cans of diced tomatoes 
1 14.5 ounce can of white beans
32 ounces of beef or vegetable stock
2 teaspoons Italian seasoning 
1 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon salt 
1 package sausage or cheese ravioli 

Directions: 
Add a healthy glug of olive oil to a soup pot, and heat on medium low. Chop onion and carrots.

Sauté in olive oil until onions become translucent, about five minutes. Dice garlic. Add to onions and carrots. 



Then add tomatoes, beans, beef stock, Italian seasoning, salt and pepper. Stir well. Bring to a gentle boil. 

Turn down heat, cover, and simmer for thirty minutes. Finely chop rosemary, add along with ravioli and allow to simmer for another five to ten minutes. Serve hot with grated Parmesan cheese and crusty bread.




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8 comments:

  1. I make a similar soup with tortellini but instead of adding beans, I stir in a bag of baby spinach or kale right before serving.

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    1. I was going comment about a similar soup I make! If you found it on the internet, it's probably the same recipe. :)

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    2. Sandy, I do the same thing, but now will try Ellie's recipe
      with ravioli and beans for a change! Thanks, Ellie.

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    3. Yum, I love the addition of kale or spinach!

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  2. I assume you mean "beef stock or broth", not "stalk".
    Whatever, it sounds tasty.

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  3. I will have to try this! A bit different from the spinach and tortellini soup I make.

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    1. Spinach tortellini is yummy too! The ravioli gives each bite an extra pasta kick!

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