I recently received a coupon to try another Buitoni product and let you
know what my family thought of it, courtesy ala BzzAgent. The Buitoni Riserva Chicken & Mushroom Ravioli, and we paired it with a marsala wine sauce!
This meal is make with all natural--minimally
processed ingredients. It was super easy and quick to make AND you only
need one pot. Once the ravioli is cooked to perfect (160 degrees F
internally), you simply mix in the sauce and toss to coat--it smelled
absolutely wonderful (in my opinion)! As for taste--my husband's exact
comment, as he was getting up from the table after eating, was "Mmm,
that was good! I'd get it again." with a
vegetable on the side, we had broccoli, and a glass of milk
and we all left the table well satisfied!
Our family eats Buitoni products regularly, and we will continue to do so, especially after trying this great one for free!
Thanks BzzAgent and Buitoni!
I received this product for free from BzzAgent but it did not affect my opinion
I received this product for free from BzzAgent but it did not affect my opinion
I was fortunate in receiving a package of Buitoni
Riserva Wild Mushroom Agnolotti to try. I held off for a while because I
wasn't sure what I wanted to do with it. After seeing other foodies
post fabulous recipes using the pasta, it only made me ponder what I wanted to do with it even further. Well, it is a beautiful Sunday morning and I "need"
to make some soup and I want it to be somewhat light (not as in
calories...as in not heavy) and I want to use my pasta, so I decided to
combine all of my efforts into one tasty bowl.
Agnolotti is a sort of ravioli. This one in particular is large, half
moon shaped with scalloped edges wrapped around an ABSOLUTELY, AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS
mixture of fresh portobello & crimini mushrooms, Grana Padano &
Parmesan cheeses and fresh roasted garlic; and the Buitoni Riserva
pasta line is All Natural (minimally processed with no artificial
ingredients). I decided to float some in a hot bowl of broth made
chock-full of garlic, herbs and mushrooms.
Garlic, Mushroom and Herb broth w/ Wild Mushroom Agnolotti
by girlichef
serves: ~4
Parsley Sprigs, small bunch
Thyme Sprigs, small bunch
Bay Leaves, small sprig (3 or 4)
Garlic, 1 head, peeled
Dried Shiitake Mushrooms, 3 ea.
6 c. Vegetable Stock, Broth or Water
1 pkg. (9 oz) Buitoni Riserva Wild Mushroom Agnolotti
Combine all ingredients except Agnolotti in medium pot. Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat to a simmer and allow to cook for about 20 minutes.
- See more at:
http://www.girlichef.com/2009/05/its-souper-day.html#sthash.c3QG2lCu.dpuf
I was fortunate in receiving a package of Buitoni
Riserva Wild Mushroom Agnolotti to try. I held off for a while because I
wasn't sure what I wanted to do with it. After seeing other foodies
post fabulous recipes using the pasta, it only made me ponder what I wanted to do with it even further. Well, it is a beautiful Sunday morning and I "need"
to make some soup and I want it to be somewhat light (not as in
calories...as in not heavy) and I want to use my pasta, so I decided to
combine all of my efforts into one tasty bowl.
Agnolotti is a sort of ravioli. This one in particular is large, half
moon shaped with scalloped edges wrapped around an ABSOLUTELY, AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS
mixture of fresh portobello & crimini mushrooms, Grana Padano &
Parmesan cheeses and fresh roasted garlic; and the Buitoni Riserva
pasta line is All Natural (minimally processed with no artificial
ingredients). I decided to float some in a hot bowl of broth made
chock-full of garlic, herbs and mushrooms.
Garlic, Mushroom and Herb broth w/ Wild Mushroom Agnolotti
by girlichef
serves: ~4
Parsley Sprigs, small bunch
Thyme Sprigs, small bunch
Bay Leaves, small sprig (3 or 4)
Garlic, 1 head, peeled
Dried Shiitake Mushrooms, 3 ea.
6 c. Vegetable Stock, Broth or Water
1 pkg. (9 oz) Buitoni Riserva Wild Mushroom Agnolotti
Combine all ingredients except Agnolotti in medium pot. Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat to a simmer and allow to cook for about 20 minutes.
- See more at:
http://www.girlichef.com/2009/05/its-souper-day.html#sthash.c3QG2lCu.dpuf
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