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Lobster Ravioli With A Light Tomato Vodka

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Ingredients

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3 dozen lobster ravioli, frozen
2 (28 ounce) cans italian plum tomatoes, with their liquid (preferably san marzano)
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
10 garlic cloves, peeled and crushed (don't worry, it tastes great!)
hot red pepper flakes, to taste
1/3 cup vodka
1/4 cup heavy cream
3 tablespoons fresh basil, chopped
3/4 cup parmigiano-reggiano cheese, grated, to garnish
chopped fresh parsley, for garnish

Nutritional information

179.4
Calories
107 g
Calories From Fat
12 g
Total Fat
4 g
Saturated Fat
15.6 mg
Cholesterol
140.8 mg
Sodium
9.4 g
Carbs
2.5 g
Dietary Fiber
5.3 g
Sugars
5 g
Protein
235g
Serving Size

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Lobster Ravioli With A Light Tomato Vodka

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    This sauce is a modification of a pink vodka sauce that I made to go with the lobster ravioli for my family's Christmas Eve Dinner. I find that in alot of restaurants, the vodka sauce is quite a heavy and creamy. This is my creation to try and keep the sauce a little lighter, as well as compliment the lobster ravioli. I realize that lobster ravioli, at least for me, is quite a decadent treat. Please feel free to use this sauce for any pasta, as it goes quite well with them all.

    • 35 min
    • Serves 8
    • Easy

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    Lobster Ravioli With a Light Tomato Vodka Sauce, This sauce is a modification of a pink vodka sauce that I made to go with the lobster ravioli for my family’s Christmas Eve Dinner I find that in alot of restaurants, the vodka sauce is quite a heavy and creamy This is my creation to try and keep the sauce a little lighter, as well as compliment the lobster ravioli I realize that lobster ravioli, at least for me, is quite a decadent treat Please feel free to use this sauce for any pasta, as it goes quite well with them all


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    Steps

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    Bring Salted Pasta Water to a Boil in a Large Stock Pot Over High Heat.

    2
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    For the Sauce: Pour the Tomatoes and Their Liquid Into a Food Processor, and Pulse Until Tomatoes Are Finely Chopped.

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    or Finely Chop the Tomatoes by Hand If No Food Processor Is Available.

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    Heat Olive Oil in a Large Skillet Over Medium Heat.

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    Add the Crushed Garlic Cloves to the Hot Oil to Coat the Garlic Cloves.

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    Cook Until Garlic Is Lightly Browned, About 3 Minutes.

    7
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    Next, Carefully Add the Finely Chopped Tomatoes.

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    Bring Tomatoes to a Boil and Add Salt to Taste, and Crushed Red Pepper.

    9
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    (don't Be Shy Here, a Little Heat Is Nice!) Let the Tomato Mixture Cook About 2 Minutes More, Then Add the Vodka.

    10
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    Lower the Heat and Simmer the Sauce For About 6 Minutes, or Until the Pasta Is Finished Cooking, Then Add the Cream.

    11
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    Stir in the Fresh Basil.

    12
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    Cook the Lobster Ravioli, (or Pasta of Your Choice) in the Boiling Salted Water Until Al Dente.

    13
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    If Your Choose, Remove the Garlic Cloves from the Sauce.

    14
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    Drain Pasta and Mix in a Serving Bowl With 3/4 of the Sauce.

    15
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    Note: I Find That I Have a Portion of the Sauce Leftover When I Make 3 Dozen Ravioli.

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