Charleston is full of fabulous food finds and one of my
favorites is Rio Bertolini's fresh pastas, raviolis and sauces. They are
ideal for Monday night dinners that need to be thrown together in a pinch and
the ravioli come in a multitude of varieties that perfectly play up the
season. I simply throw together a quick and easy sauce like this
flavorful tomato and artichoke and serve. If you live in Charleston, you
can get RioBertolini's at ourlocalfoods.com, caviarandbananas.com, or
tedsbutcherblock.com. Dinner in 30 minutes or less and you don't even
have to worry about parking!

Ingredients
2 dozen ravioli
1 can artichoke hearts, quartered
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 onion, chopped
salt & pepper
olive oil
2 tomatoes, chopped
1 cup Parmesan cheese, grated
1 tablespoon butter
Salad fixings – romaine lettuce, avocado, green onion, sunflower seeds
Instructions
Preheat oven to 400.
Combine the artichoke hearts, garlic and onions and toss with salt & pepper.
Coat an oven proof pan with olive oil and spread the artichoke mixure evenly.
Roast for 20 minutes at 400.
Meanwhile, chop 2 medium tomatoes and set aside.
Make a quick and easy green salad -I let the girls help by cleaning and tearing the lettuce and adding the items I chopped: avocado, green onion and sunflower seeds
Boil water for your ravioli.
Grate and set aside 1 cup of fresh Parmesan or Romano whatever you have on hand in the kitchen
After the artichoke mixture has been roasting for approx 20 minutes add and toss the tomatoes and let roast for another 15 minutes.
Boil your ravioli for 4-5 minutes and drain and toss with the tomato artichoke mixture. Add in the butter and toss and lastly add the cheese.
Serve immediately!


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On Aug 18 2010 - Cindy Said:
Hi, I was looking back at recipes thinking I would try this one. Reading through it, I don’t see the “white bean” ingredient. Was it accidentally left out? If so, what kind of white beans are used and when are they added to the dish.
Thanks!
On Aug 18 2010 - carrie morey Said:
Hi Cindy—great question! The white bean is actually IN the ravioli—that I bought! i just doctored it up and added a sauce