1 -
Cut the eggplants into approximately one-centimeter thick cubes, place them in a colander in the sink, and cover them with plenty of coarse salt. This will help remove some of the bitterness from the eggplants. Allow them to drain for 30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly and set aside
2 -
Peel the potatoes and slice them very thinly and set aside
3 -
Put a pan on the heat with plenty of oil and bring it to temperature. Put half of the eggplants and all the potatoes in the pan. Cook by adding a glass of water and a bit of salt, continue cooking until the potatoes become soft. Transfer everything to the immersion blender beaker along with the diced Parmesan cheese and blend until the mixture is perfectly smooth. Set aside to cool down
4 -
Knead the flour and eggs and roll out to the desired thickness, or use the second-to-last setting on the pasta machine. Cut out squares of pasta in the preferred shape and fill with the filling (which should be cold)
5 -
Cook the remaining eggplants in a pan with plenty of oil, once golden add the tomato purée and cook for a few more minutes. Taste it and adjust the salt if necessary
6 -
Cook the tortelli in plenty of salted water. Once they resurface, let them cook for another minute, then transfer them to the pan with the eggplant sauce and sauté until the sauce is perfectly combined with the tortelli
7 -
Plate as shown in the photo, finishing the dish with a drizzle of olive oil
Cost
There is not a single expensive ingredient. Each portion is definitely under two euros in cost
Health
Apart from the carbohydrates in the pasta, there aren't many other calories in the dish. Feel free to have seconds without too many concerns
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