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Preparing these ravioli is a long and laborious process, that today is a symbol of the Langhe identity and the result of a centuries-long history.
Preparing these ravioli is a long and laborious process, that today is a symbol of the Langhe identity and the result of a centuries-long history. Ravioli al plin were invented to preserve roasted meat inside a thin layer of dough. The filling was put on the dough, which was then rolled to cover it, and the two sides were closed with a plin (i.e. pinch). Only the best meat was selected for the filling, which in the Langhe included pork, rabbit, and veal. This tasty first course, according to an old and amusing custom, was served without any sauce.
Otherwise, you can serve with butter and sage or with a light and delicate sauce, that can blend the strong flavour of black olives and the slightly bitter one of artichokes with a touch of marjoram.