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Rapid ravioli with walnuts, goat’s cheese & cavolo nero sauce

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Rapid ravioli with walnuts, goat’s cheese & cavolo nero sauce

The fresher the walnuts are, the sweeter they will be, so it is worth buying them in their shells and cracking them yourself.

SERVES 4 PREP 35 mins COOK 10 mins EASY V

For the sauce

200g cavolo nero

75ml olive oil, plus extra to toss the pasta

1 small garlic clove

1 lemon, juiced

8-12 fresh or dried lasagne sheets, depending on size finely grated pecorino, parmesan or vegetarian alternativ­e, to serve

For the goat’s cheese paste

140g walnuts handful sage leaves, chopped 120g goat’s cheese lemon juice, to taste 50ml olive oil

1 Bring a large pan of lightly salted water to the boil, then add the cavolo nero. Cook for 1-2 mins until the kale turns bright green and softens. Lift out with tongs into a colander, keeping the cooking water to boil the pasta. Run cold water over the kale, squeeze out any excess water, then transfer to a food processor. Add the oil, garlic, lemon juice and 1 tsp salt, then blitz to a fine pesto. Season to taste and transfer to a small pan. Gently warm over a medium-low heat. 2 Clean the food processor. For the goat’s cheese paste, tip in the nuts, sage, goat’s cheese, a good squeeze of lemon juice and the oil, then blitz to a paste. Season, then warm in another small pan over a mediumlow heat, stirring occasional­ly. 3 Bring the pan of cavolo water to the boil again, adding more water if needed. Add the pasta sheets and simmer following pack instructio­ns. Drain, keeping back a cup of the pasta water to add to the sauce (about 400ml). Cut the pasta sheets in half and toss in a little olive oil. 4 Stir the reserved pasta water through the cavolo sauce and keep on a low heat. If the sauce looks thick, thin down with a little more water, or increase the heat a little if too thin; it should be pourable like double cream. Spoon a pool of sauce onto each plate. Layer the lasagne sheets on top with spoonfuls of the goat’s cheese paste in-between each layer. Top with the last sheet of pasta and ladle over a little more sauce, then scatter over the cheese.

GOOD TO KNOW fibre

PER SERVING 882 kcals • fat 66g • saturates 13g • carbs 47g • sugars 2g • fibre 6g • protein 22g • salt 1.7g

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Recipe adapted from Home Cook by Thomasina Miers (£25, Guardian Books).

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