This is Willlet Ravioli. Like and subscribe to watch me turn every possible food into a ravioli. We got our fancy pants on today. Surf and turf lobster steak ravioli. So, this is very tasty. But even so, I got a surprise ranking for you. So, stick around till the end because I think I’ve had an epiphany. I’ve made a bunch of ravioli that incorporates steak or even some other sliced protein. And after doing this hundreds of times, I can definitely say that having sliced meat inside a ravioli is stupid. I almost blended the steak up with the lobster. And now I’m regretting not doing that. The raves always turn out better when the filling is a more cohesive sausage-like texture. I would totally do this over if I could afford more lobster tails. So, if you want to peep that link tree and drop a tip, because as it stands, sure it was tasty, but I’d never make it again.

16 Comments

  1. This is actually very close to making Chinese boiled dumplings (ex: shrimp and pork wontons). For best texture, do not blend, please. Take two big knives (cleavers ideally) and chop and chop and chop.

  2. Shredded meat might be a lot easier to work with. Lol 😂 now I'm like all in thinking carne al pastor meat, hmmmm Mexican ravioli and why the heck not 😂

  3. Roli some kebabs. Individually roli each piece and grill or sear. If it suks Tuko will have a snack 😂

  4. I wanna donate so you can make this again but blend the steak and lobster into a mousse filling for the rav