Open-Faced Seafood Ravioli with Green Pea and Tarragon Sauce

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Submitted by Leslie Cairns (ON)

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Ingredients

??? butter, unsalted ???
??? onions ???
??? garlic ???
??? shrimp, medium-large ???
??? canned crab ???
??? scallops, medium size ???
??? white wine ???
??? Italian parsley, fresh ???
??? chives, fresh ???
??? ground pepper to taste ???
??? frozen peas ???
??? water, or stock ???
??? fresh tarragon ???
??? lemon zest ???
??? ground pepper to taste ???

Method

  1. Sauté onion and garlic in butter. Add seafood and wine. Cook until shrimp turns pink. Season with parsley, chives and pepper.
  2. Cook peas until soft in stock or water. Transfer to a blender and puree then strain and return to heat.
  3. Cut pasta sheets into squares. Cook in boiling water according to manufacturer’s instructions. Layer pasta sheets with seafood filling and repeat. Drizzle with pea and tarragon sauce and olive oil. Serve immediately.

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