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By SarasotaCook
on February 17, 2010
Made this Monday for a working lunch. Overall, very good, I did make some changes. I added some diced spicy Italian sausage, but used cheese ravioli. Just not fond of beef ravioli that much. Too much tomato for me, so I stuck with a very good quality pasta sauce and some Italian diced tomatoes for a little texture. It said red peppers ... to me that is red bell peppers. Red pepper flakes are completely different. I used 1/2 diced red bell pepper, which is sweet and a pinch of red pepper flakes. I also used 1/2 cup white wine and 1/2 cup beef broth for a little white wine for a kick, just a touch and plenty of salt and pepper. No reason to use water when you can add more flavor with broth or wine. The cheese I served at the end once served in a family style bowl. No reason to add it early. Two 2 minutes on top the ravioli and it was melted. I also used some fresh rated pecorino along with the mozz. I put the sausage on the bottom and then the ravioli. I think overall it was a good dish, but it definitely for me, needed some additional flavors and texture to the dish. But a great idea and the ravioli did turn out very good, not mushy, very well cooked. Four 4 hours was just right, even with the sausage. Thx
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on June 26, 2003
Not only was the recipe delicious (I used Reggio's frozen meat ravioli from my grocer), but it was the easiest dish I've ever made! My boyfriend said this one's definitely a dish to repeat. (I should think so - he had three helpings!)
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You can't get any easier than this and very delicious!
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on April 01, 2010
This was fast and easy to make up. I cut the recipe in half using Karen's My Mama Iuliucci's "Don't Skip a Step" Spaghetti Sauce for the pasta sauce. I omitted the red peppers and Italian spices as my spaghetti sauce was well seasoned. I was in a rush, so I had it on high for 1-1/2 hours, then dropped it to low for 1/2 hour. The pasta was cooked and hot....maybe the cheese was a bit on the stringy side, but still enjoyable. I froze the remainder ravioli and tomato sauce for a later date. This would have feed 4 people easily! Thanks for the posting!
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on October 22, 2003
just what i needed for sunday dinners after church. sooo easy and yummy. i used 2 pkgs of frozen deli ravioli and substituted canned chopped tomatos in juice since i was out of sauce. i used 1/2 t. red peppers and a cup of nice parmesan cheese. the house smelled wonderful, too! the only problem i had was the ravs stuck and burnt to the bottom (but no burnt flavor)on the crock. i had it a bit higher than low and i think that's why it burnt.
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on October 14, 2003
Very simple and tasty! Only used 1/2 a teaspoon of red pepper gave it just enough kick for use. Didn't use the Mozz used fresh Parm and Romano cheese instead. It was very good! Thanks colorboyswife
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This was so easy. It took me longer to print out the recipe then to prepare it! It was so nice to come home and have dinner ready and waiting. I did add some more cheese and we add parmesan cheese after it was served - that gave it a really nice flavor. Wonderful recipe, and we will be making it again.
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on August 17, 2003
Tasty and easy. I doubled the amount of ravioli (3-cheese and spinach & cheese)and didn't use the pepper flakes. I took it to a party yesterday and brought home a very clean crock pot. We will definitely be making this again. Thanks.
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Very simple. No fussing with pots, boiling water or a hot kithchen. I nixed the pepper flakes and added frozen meatballs to the pot. Everything cooked fine. Use a large spatula to remove raviloi so they stay whole. Thank you, Will definately make again!
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on June 23, 2003
This is the best recipe for sunday afternoons after church! It was so fast to put together. The ravioli was just right and didn't taste starchy at all! I used chicken ravioli, instead of the beef and everyone loved it! Thanks so much!
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on September 27, 2009
Really liked this recipe. Quick, simple, and tasty. Next time I'll only set my crockpot for 4 hours, since 5 overcooked the ravioli. It's a keeper!
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on November 27, 2003
An easy to follow recipe and very easy and quick to prepare. I used cheese ravioli and did not use the red peppers. A wonderful dish to prepare for the days you know you just won't have time to cook! Thanks colorboyswife for sharing your recipe!
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on November 03, 2003
Perfect for busy days! This took me a total of 5 minutes to put it together in the crock pot and dinner was ready at the end of the day--this is virtually a no work delicious supper that everyone enjoyed! This is a must have at least once-a-month family meal! Thanks colorboyswife for posting this keeper easy and delicious supper recipe.
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on November 01, 2003
My kids said this was tasted better than the canned ravioli we had bought in past. It was very easy to put together. I can see this one being used for those busy Saturdays!
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on February 23, 2012
Adjustments made for what I had and how many servings, etc. Very good recipe. Easy to put together and easy to adjust. It's a keeper.
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on October 27, 2011
Not a fan. Maybe it was the ravioli? It definitely needed stirring up because putting the cheese on top of the spices just makes one big layer of spicy cheese. This just didn't work for us.
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So easy, so many posibilities, I used frozen four cheese raviolli with my own partially thawed pasta sauce. I cooked this on high for 2 1/2 hours. Perfect!
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on September 04, 2011
Quick and easy, and enjoyed by the whole family! What more could you want with a recipe?
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on August 20, 2011
I think this is the very best way to make cook ravioli. They don't break apart, the flavor is infused throughout them, and it couldn't be easier to make. Oh, and only one pot to clean--what's not to love?
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on May 29, 2011
I picked up some ravioli and sauce from my local italian market, and followed the recipe. It was done in about 3.5 hours and was absolutely yummy. It was even very yummy reheated the next day. It tasted almost as good (in some cases, better) as you'd find in a good italian restaurant. Thanks for the recipe, it rocked !!!!
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Serving Size: 1 (189 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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