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Dump and Bake Cheesy Beef Ragu Ravioli

For this recipe, we're jazzing up packets of shop bought ravioli for a effortless and comforting dinner. Fresh beef ravioli bakes directly in a rich tomato ragu with beef mince, garlic, herbs and a hit of Worcestershire for depth, finished with cheddar and mozzarella. No boiling, minimal prep, just mix everything together and let the oven do the work.

Cook

35m

Ingredients

Method

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For

4

M

I

200

g

Lean beef mince, 5%

600

g

Passata

1

Beef stock cube, crumbled

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Per Serving

Calories

541kcal

Fat

17g

Carbs

58.5g

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Notes

The beef is browned first to build flavour and prevent the mince releasing too much liquid into the sauce. If you prefer a true dump and bake version, you can add the raw mince directly to the dish and break it up well into the sauce before baking. The texture will be slightly softer and you may need an extra 5 minutes cooking time. If you prefer, you can use spinach and ricotta ravioli or tortellini. For added veg you can stir in 2 large handfuls of fresh spinach with the ravioli before baking. It wilts into the sauce and boosts fibre without changing the flavour much. Add ½–1 red pepper when mixing the sauce. It adds sweetness and works really well with the tomato ragu.

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Dump and Bake Cheesy Beef Ragu Ravioli

For this recipe, we're jazzing up packets of shop bought ravioli for a effortless and comforting dinner. Fresh beef ravioli bakes directly in a rich tomato ragu with beef mince, garlic, herbs and a hit of Worcestershire for depth, finished with cheddar and mozzarella. No boiling, minimal prep, just mix everything together and let the oven do the work.

Cook

35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Preheat the oven to 190°C fan / 210°C conventional.

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For

4

M

I

200

g

Lean beef mince, 5%

600

g

Passata

1

Beef stock cube, crumbled

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Per Serving

Calories

541kcal

Fat

17g

Carbs

58.5g

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Notes

The beef is browned first to build flavour and prevent the mince releasing too much liquid into the sauce. If you prefer a true dump and bake version, you can add the raw mince directly to the dish and break it up well into the sauce before baking. The texture will be slightly softer and you may need an extra 5 minutes cooking time. If you prefer, you can use spinach and ricotta ravioli or tortellini. For added veg you can stir in 2 large handfuls of fresh spinach with the ravioli before baking. It wilts into the sauce and boosts fibre without changing the flavour much. Add ½–1 red pepper when mixing the sauce. It adds sweetness and works really well with the tomato ragu.

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