Photo: Jessica KellyAre you dreading spending a ton of money and an entire week preparing a feast for your family thisThanksgiving? Well then you can be thankful forAldi’s Turkey Cranberry Ravioli from Priano.Forget the rest of the meal — now you can go ahead and serve this simple pasta at the dinner table instead. Okay, while you probably shouldn’t do that (angry family members and all), it really is the stuff(ing) of dreams.This seasonal dish features regular pasta pouches filled with a blend of all the best traditionalThanksgiving foods: slow-roasted turkey, cranberries, stuffing, and fine cheese. The pasta takes approximatelyfive minutesto prepare, and Priano recommends serving it with a pan-gravy sauce with fine herbs.Jessica KellySome customers are cooking the pasta and getting even more creative with their sauces. One Reddit user added peas, toasted walnuts, and mustard greens before cooking them together in a creamy cheese sauce with beer. A writer for The Kitchn crumbled white cheddar on top of the ravioli, along with a olive oil and salt and pepper.She reportedthat the pasta was delicious, as the “cheddar melted a little bit, leaving a creamy coating on the pasta. Each bite was a little sweeter than the last. But not too sweet.”Jessica KellyWATCH: Five-Ingredient Fettuccine with Butternut Squash AlfredoTheThanksgiving-inspiredravioli will be available again at Aldi starting on November 6, according toBest Products. Each package is $2.99 and will only be around for a limited time. Aldi is also selling a Bourbon Sweet Potato Ravioli, which will be available at the same time and is made with a blend of sweet potatoes, bourbon, and cheese.
Photo: Jessica Kelly
Are you dreading spending a ton of money and an entire week preparing a feast for your family thisThanksgiving? Well then you can be thankful forAldi’s Turkey Cranberry Ravioli from Priano.Forget the rest of the meal — now you can go ahead and serve this simple pasta at the dinner table instead. Okay, while you probably shouldn’t do that (angry family members and all), it really is the stuff(ing) of dreams.This seasonal dish features regular pasta pouches filled with a blend of all the best traditionalThanksgiving foods: slow-roasted turkey, cranberries, stuffing, and fine cheese. The pasta takes approximatelyfive minutesto prepare, and Priano recommends serving it with a pan-gravy sauce with fine herbs.Jessica KellySome customers are cooking the pasta and getting even more creative with their sauces. One Reddit user added peas, toasted walnuts, and mustard greens before cooking them together in a creamy cheese sauce with beer. A writer for The Kitchn crumbled white cheddar on top of the ravioli, along with a olive oil and salt and pepper.She reportedthat the pasta was delicious, as the “cheddar melted a little bit, leaving a creamy coating on the pasta. Each bite was a little sweeter than the last. But not too sweet.”Jessica KellyWATCH: Five-Ingredient Fettuccine with Butternut Squash AlfredoTheThanksgiving-inspiredravioli will be available again at Aldi starting on November 6, according toBest Products. Each package is $2.99 and will only be around for a limited time. Aldi is also selling a Bourbon Sweet Potato Ravioli, which will be available at the same time and is made with a blend of sweet potatoes, bourbon, and cheese.
Are you dreading spending a ton of money and an entire week preparing a feast for your family thisThanksgiving? Well then you can be thankful forAldi’s Turkey Cranberry Ravioli from Priano.
Forget the rest of the meal — now you can go ahead and serve this simple pasta at the dinner table instead. Okay, while you probably shouldn’t do that (angry family members and all), it really is the stuff(ing) of dreams.
This seasonal dish features regular pasta pouches filled with a blend of all the best traditionalThanksgiving foods: slow-roasted turkey, cranberries, stuffing, and fine cheese. The pasta takes approximatelyfive minutesto prepare, and Priano recommends serving it with a pan-gravy sauce with fine herbs.
Jessica Kelly
Some customers are cooking the pasta and getting even more creative with their sauces. One Reddit user added peas, toasted walnuts, and mustard greens before cooking them together in a creamy cheese sauce with beer. A writer for The Kitchn crumbled white cheddar on top of the ravioli, along with a olive oil and salt and pepper.She reportedthat the pasta was delicious, as the “cheddar melted a little bit, leaving a creamy coating on the pasta. Each bite was a little sweeter than the last. But not too sweet.”
WATCH: Five-Ingredient Fettuccine with Butternut Squash Alfredo
TheThanksgiving-inspiredravioli will be available again at Aldi starting on November 6, according toBest Products. Each package is $2.99 and will only be around for a limited time. Aldi is also selling a Bourbon Sweet Potato Ravioli, which will be available at the same time and is made with a blend of sweet potatoes, bourbon, and cheese.
source: people.com
