Herby Buttered Balsamic Mushroom Ravioli.
Herby Buttered Balsamic Mushroom Ravioli. A quick cheese ravioli with buttery, balsamic caramelized mushrooms, and fresh garden herbs. When you’re in need of an easy, 30 minute dinner, make this ravioli, it’s simple, quick, and so DELICIOUS.
I never met a ravioli I didn’t like, but guys? I LOVE this ravioli recipe. It’s true perfection, mouth wateringly delicious, and just beyond words good.
Really, I just LOVE it, and that’s kind of all you have to know. But you know me, I have lots more to say.
Before I dive into the inspiration and details behind this recipe though, a little real life talk. If all you want is the recipe, no worries, just click the skip to recipe button above.
I feel like things have gotten so busy in the last year or so and I haven’t actually talked about “life” with you guys all that much. Sure I write Sunday’s Favorite’s posts (which are my favorite to put together) and those are full of what’s happening behind the scenes, what’s going on in my life, and what I am loving. The Sunday posts are fun and detailed (and take me forever to put together), but I miss writing about my day-to-day life in these recipe focused posts.
Today I’m bringing the chatter back. Honestly just because I want to, I need to write and talk and be real and vent…
I’ve been working away for the last two hours on Thanksgiving content (yes, you read that correctly) and feeling uninspired. Thanksgiving is my one of my favorite times and I love creating holiday content, so it’s bumming me out that my inspiration is lacking. I just spent the last two hours thinking negatively towards everything I am currently doing in work and life, all because I wasn’t loving my ideas for the upcoming holiday. Nothing is creative enough, nothing is pretty enough, nothing is easy enough, nothing is good enough, etc.
Why?
One word. Comparison.
It’s the most defeating set back in the world, and whenever I let myself play the comparison game, I always lose. The bottom line is that there will always be someone doing something more amazing, more beautiful, and someone who seems to have it all together. But what I need to remember most is that what I’m doing is unique, amazing, and beautiful too. And also? No one has it all together. The pictures displayed for us through the camera lens are just that, pictures, captures of a specific moment in time. What’s actually happening outside the camera’s frame can be a completely different story.
I think this is something we all need to remember, especially when we find ourselves comparing ourselves to others. In writing this all out, I’m realizing that what I really need to be doing is pushing the negative talk out of my head and replacing it with positive. So with that, here are three things that I really love about myself.
- I am hard-working, driven, and I don’t give up easily.
- In the last six years I have grown so much, stepped so far outside of my comfort zone, and have become ok with feeling uncomfortable (i.e anxious), if it means I am growing as a person and taking steps towards my goals.
- I love my love for making things beautiful and looking for simple ways to find the beauty in everything.
Wow. That took me a looonnngg time to write, but I’m glad I did. Sometimes all it takes to step out of a negative place is to force yourself to think a little more positively.
Or call your mom and talk it out. Not going to lie, that’s normally my go-to, but tonight I felt like writing. I realize a lot of this is all over the place and so very random, but this is real life, I feel like I know you guys, and I hope that it shows you we all have bad days. Sometimes you just have to push through, or as I like to say, “just keep swimming, swimming, swimming”.
Anyway, I’ll stop my weird rambling now, but please let me know how you deal with comparison, negative talk, and feeling uninspired. Always love to read your tips and advice!
Ok. Switching gears and turning my focus back to this delicious ravioli.
This is maybe not the prettiest ravioli I’ve ever made, but you know, I kind of think it’s moodiness is really nice and fitting for these September days. It’s warm, cozy, inviting, and I am into it.
And regardless of its beauty, most importantly, it’s delicious, easy, and I feel pretty confident that you guys will love it just as much as I do.
For whatever reason, I felt very inspired to make ravioli on Monday (as in this past Monday, as in Labor day…because I am never not working). I really just wanted to make pasta dough, roll it out and stuff it with cheese. Something about this time of year always leaves me wanting to spend a little more hands on time in the kitchen. It probably helps that we’ve had periods each day lately that are kind of dark and dreary, perfect for staying cozied up in the warm kitchen.
Plus, whenever I’m feeling anxious, I love just spending time cooking. It’s such a good creative outlet for me. I was overly anxious about a shoot we have next week, so some stress relieving time in the kitchen just made sense.
The details.
I made a very simple cheese ravioli, but you can also just use your favorite store-bought ravioli. I love Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s options. If you’d like to spend a little extra time in the kitchen however, make either this taleggio cheese ravioli or this ricotta one. Both are delicious. I used the ricotta base for this recipe.
What this recipe is really about though is the mushroom sauce.
Oh my gosh, best mushroom sauce ever.
Caramelized shallots, mixed wild mushrooms, garlic, herbs, balsamic and butter. Simple, but perfect, and SO GOOD spooned over this cheesy ravioli. The shallots are key here. I just got into cooking with shallots and it’s safe to say that I’m very obsessed. It’s hard to explain, but there’s something very special about caramelized shallots. So much flavor, but it’s subtle and not overpowering. I love it paired with the buttery mushrooms and herbs in this recipe.
If you are using store-bought ravioli, or have homemade, frozen ravioli on hand, this entire meal will come together in under thirty minutes, making it perfect for any night of the week. Whether you need a quick Thursday night meal, or a fun Saturday dinner party dish, this recipe is perfect for either.
Also! If you wanted to add something green (I mean, other than the herbs), I think some sautéed kale or spinach would be really great! Or just a yummy side salad.
OK, and with that, I think I am out of words for the day (or night in my case). Sorry for all the rambling today, BUT, I do hope you guys enjoy this easy, cozy ravioli recipe. Again, it’s truly a great one, and I think it makes for a pretty good Thursday night dinner.
Just saying. Enjoy. Enjoy.
If you make this herby buttered balsamic mushroom ravioli, please be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! I love hearing from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every one of you. And of course, if you do make this recipe, don’t forget to also tag me on Instagram so I can see! Looking through the photos of recipes you all have made is my favorite!
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Herby Buttered Balsamic Mushroom Ravioli
A quick cheese ravioli with buttery, balsamic caramelized mushrooms, and fresh garden herbs. For an easy, 30 minute dinner, make this ravioli, it's simple, quick, and so DELICIOUS!
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 shallot, thinly sliced
- 1 pound mixed mushrooms, roughly torn or sliced
- kosher salt and pepper
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 2 cloves garlic cloves, smashed
- 2 tablespoons fresh thyme leaves
- 1 tablespoon fresh chopped sage
- 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 pound cheese ravioli, homemade or store bought
- fresh dill, for serving
Instructions
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1. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Cook the ravioli according to package directions until al dente. Reserve 1/2 cup of the pasta cooking water. Drain the ravioli.
2. Meanwhile, heat the olive oil in a large skillet over high heat. When the oil shimmers, add the shallots and cook until fragrant, 2-3 minutes. Add the mushrooms and season with salt and pepper. Cook undisturbed for 5 minutes or until golden, stir and continue cooking until the mushrooms have caramelized, 3-5 minutes. Reduce the heat to medium. Add the butter, garlic, thyme, and sage. Cook, stirring occasionally until the garlic is caramelized and fragrant, about 5 minutes.
3. Add the balsamic and a splash (about 1/4 cup) of the pasta cooking water). Cook for a 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and discard the garlic cloves.
4. Divide the ravioli among bowls and spoon the mushroom sauce over top. Garnish with fresh herbs. Enjoy!
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I think you have accomplished enough in the last few years you don’t have to compare yourself to anyone. Your barn, a cookbook, and an almost finished a studio. WOW!! Seems like a lot to be proud of to me. Plus all your traveling to be on HGTV and other things also. You are a very creative person. I love to read your real life writings.
Thank you so much Charlotte! This is so sweet!
Tieghan, I love your honesty, especially about your struggles like anxiety or falling into the comparison trap. We definitely all have times like this and I love that you’re doing your best to replace negative thoughts with positive! I think your work is incredible. You’re clearly so passionate, talented, and hardworking. I’m close to your age and it can be such a tough time, I admire that you’ve become so successful doing something you love so much – and you totally deserve your success! I hope you can remind yourself how many of us love everything you are doing.. and just keep swimming!!
Thank you so much Courtney! This is so nice and much needed!
“Do not allow The Perfect to be the enemy of The Good”, Voltaire.
I love that! Thank you Donald!
I like ravioli, but i dont like mushroom.
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Thank you!
This looks delicious! I love mushrooms. Perfect fall dish!
Thank you so much Emily!
Hi Tieghan, I look at a lot of food blogs, but yours is by far the best and the ONLY one I subscribe to and look forward to. I even read the meat ones even though I’m a vegetarian. Over the weekend I made a cake from another blog that came out so-so, and I regretted that I hadn’t made something from your site, because I’ve never made any of your recipes that failed. And your recipes are easy and always have a unique twist. Best of all, your photos are better than any other food blogs I follow, which is one of the reasons I follow yours daily. I tell others about your blog a lot. I’m not usually this effusive, but want you to know you are really doing a great job!
Thank you so much Lisa! I am so glad you are loving my blog, this is so sweet!
it looks so yummy!
Thank you Ruth!
Comfort food at it’s finest!! 🙂
Thank you Brittany!
I came across a quote some years ago that I really try to remember when I find myself in the comparison mind game: COMPARISON IS THE THIEF OF JOY. And boy is it. But beyond the futility of it and the harm it can cause us, comparing ourselves to others completely robs us of appreciating our own value and our own worth. Tieghan, you are such an incredible person, and you are so talented in so many, many ways. I hope you know how much we all love you, dear heart, and how you have filled this space with beauty and honesty!
I love that! Thank you so much Leah!
This looks like the best ravioli ever. SO beautiful and sounds just delicious! I have a problem with comparison ALL THE TIME. Always feeling not good enough, hating all my ideas, you know. Sometimes it’s hard to remind yourself of all the things you’re good at and how far you’ve come. Always a work in progress!
I think it is as well! Thank you so much Danielle, it is so nice to know I am not alone on this!
The only person you should be comparing yourself at all is you. You are so good and talented at what you do, incredibly creative, I cant believe you can possibly top it of some of your recipes, but still you do it every time. Your recipes and photos are the best. I think you are too harsh on yourself sometimes. P.S. I will totally be making these ravioli!
Thank you so much Agne! This is so nice! I hope you love these ravioli!
This post is a great expression of something that many of us feel, well said. Plus, I totally feel ya on the shallots – yum!!
Thank you Bethany!
You do a wonderful job here. I really look forward to reading your posts. Facebook is a bad place for comparison, and I try to avoid it as much as possible. I always leave there feeling like an inadequate person/mother. I own a LOT of cookbooks, and I can honestly say that yours is one of my absolute favorites. You should be very proud. I don’t know too many 25 year old’s who work for themselves. That’s quite an accomplishment. (But your mom probably already told you that 🙂
Thank you so much Sarah! I am so glad you like my blog and are enjoying the cookbook!
Dear Tieghan,
So often when reading food blogs (or blogs of any kind, for that matter) I feel like the goal is just to increase # of clicks — no real substance or sense that whoever wrote the thing is genuine in any way, shape, or form. Not so with you and your writings and recipes! Clearly, your love for exploring and sharing foods of all kinds and your joy in your work, your home, and your family shine through. You are unique and special and it is a real treat to start my day inspired by your blog every morning! Thank you!
Wow thank you so much Susie! This is so sweet and really nice to hear! I am so glad you are enjoying my blog and I hope you continue to!
When feeling uninspired, I read your blog. I know, that isn’t an answer you can employ, but it’s true, so I thought I’d say it.
For comparison with others, my newest saving grace is to be soooo glad the person I am envying got where I want to be. It can be done, I tell myself, because that person is doing it!
That is so amazing! Thank you Julie!
OH. WOW. Mouth watering. I cannot WAIT to make this! I know this is going to be one of my go-to comfort meals!
Love your positive take on getting out of the blahs. And just for to throw in a spectators take — ain’t nobody who has more beautiful or creative dishes than you! You have a style that is all your own, and I love that all your recipes have interest to them but don’t really have ingredients that are hard to find. I have so many of your recipes in my regular meal rotation! <3
Thank you so much Kelly! I hope you love this recipe!
Love your blog and recipes, You are clearly very creative! Plus you have the ability to make food so enticing that I have been motivated to start cooking again. I also live in the Colorado mountains and I am frustrated with baking at high altitude. Is it possible to include those changes required for successful baking in your recipes? Thanks for the consideration.
Hi Sid! My recipes should work great at high altitude! I hope you love this!
I love when you share real life and this post is spot on! I’m also in love with this fall dinner idea – there’s nothing better than homemade ravioli!
Thank you!
I hear you!! I’ve had my fair share of comparing myself to others and finally now at 31 I feel like I’m finally getting BETTER (not perfect in any regards) at not comparing myself. I compared myself so much that I got major insecurity issues and anxiety, depressed and actually got burnt out in my old job.
The secret to not comparing yourself? There is no secret. Just like with everything else it’s damn hard work, taking responsibility for your thoughts/actions/feelings and deciding not to even entertain those thoughts. I came to a point where I got fed up and said OK, no. Not gonna do this anymore. Not worth it. I wanna do amazing things so I ain’t got time for that. Sounds likeyou’re started on a good course acknowledging that there will always be someone better/more ambitious/smarter/more creative/etc/etc/etc and SO many more people that seem to be from the outside 😉
That being said – YOU are SO successful. You are an inspiration to me as a total newbie food blogger. Your journey is amazing. HOWEVER, comparison has nothing to do with success. It’s something we need to work on no matter what. I was very successful in my old job but waaaay more insecure and anxious than I am now as a newbie food blogger. And now I have no idea what I’m doing – but I have switched my mindset and that makes all the difference.
Keep up the good work – both with mindset & the blog. Following along and excited to see more of you!
(and also, recipe looks YUMMY!!)
Wow this is so sweet! And I totally agree that its hard to not compare, but possible! I hope you had a great weekend Emmeline!
Tieghan it sounds like you are thinking that your creativity is being stifled because you are comparing yourself to others and coming up short.
I don’t think creativity is ever born or thrust to life under the pressure of comparison.
Creativity is not a constant. No one can create something new every day. That is the beauty of creativity.
We all know that wonderful feeling of being inspired to create. It is magic in a bottle.
Lack of sleep, stress, pressure and every day life can get in the way of creativity.
So do your best to get your rest. manage your stress the best way you know how( sounds like Netflix might just work) and realize that you may not be able to create new recipes on demand.
There is nothing wrong with standards especially for Thanksgiving. People crave tradition on that day.
You have grown and soared in the last few years. I’m glad you recognize that. Just know that even the soaring eagle takes time to rest.
Thank you so much Susan! This is such a sweet comments and I completely agree with you!
This recipe was so easy to make. The mushroom sauce had such a dept of flavors from all the ingredients. Definitely making this again. Everyone enjoyed it.
Thank you so much!
I regularly make lots of different homemade pasta dishes, so will be keen to try this one before the weather gets too hot here in Australia. It sounds simply yummy! Will let you know when I make it. Cheers.
Thank you so much Christine! I hope you love this recipe!
You need to get rid of the milk and think of the poor mommy cow that couldn’t let her baby feed. get a clue peeps. Does anyone care what happens to animals and mothers?
I love reading something that is honest and REAL. Thank you for that. Every single person feels negative and uninspired from time to time, even if they don’t want to admit it. Looking inward for positive affirmation is so much more powerful and effective than looking elsewhere for it. Keep being you girl!!
p.s. making this sauce ASAP!! yum
Thank you so much Allie! I hope you love this!
This looks amazing!! I can’t wait to try it!!
I hope you love it! Thank you Stacy!
I have some Trader Joe’s butternut squash ravioli and this would be perfect over it! My husband is a mushroom freak so I can tell you right now this will probably become a staple in our house. Thanks, Tieghan!
Thank you Judy!
I made the Balsamic Mushroom Ravioli last night and it was delicious! My ravioli recipe had goat cheese in it and it was amazing with the balsamic vinegar in the mushrooms. Of course, my ravioli didn’t look as good as yours but we enjoyed them anyway. Sorry, this post is not in the right spot.
Thank you so much Claire! I am so glad you loved this recipe!
I made this for lunch yesterday and it was YUM-MEEEE!!! I had leftovers so I’ve got a container at work today. I am tempted to eat it now! I’d better get back to work but I just had to say thank you for the recipe!
Thank you so much Tricia! I am so glad you are enjoying this recipe!
This recipe is so amazing. Absolutely delicious! And I’m thinking that this mushroom sauce could be paired with so many other things like some grilled chicken, perhaps?
So, Tieghan, I had to comment on your post. When you talk about occasional feelings of being uninspired and the whole “comparison game” we subject ourselves to …well, it really hit home for me. My food blog is quite young (just 18 months old) and I can totally relate to everything you shared. Certainly, we all get caught in that trap but the funny thing is …YOUR blog is the one that I tend to compare mine to. Thinking that I’ll never be able to create such original dishes or take such beautiful photos …you know what I mean, the dreaded comparison game. Anytime you’re feeling a bit underwhelmed, just remember that you are the inspiration for so many of us. Keep at it, girl!
Thank you so much Rosemary! I hope your blog is going so well and you are loving it!
I hate cooking so whenever I do have to cook, I love quick, easy and simple recipes. This recipe was just that. I loved it! I do wish I had more sauce though- any recommendations on how to do that?
Hey Liz! I would just double the ingredients for the sauce, that will be great! Alternately. you could try thinning the sauce with the pasta cooking water as well, i’d use 1/4 cup to 1/2 cup. Please let me know if you have any other questions. SO glad you love this recipe. Thanks so much! xTieghan
I definitely have been feeling super uninspired lately. I think what’s been helping is having more alone time to think through my thoughts and plan out fun/interesting things to do so I don’t feel overwhelmed and underachieved.
Thank you Shikha! I think this is such a great idea and I am definitely going to try it!
This dish is amazing! I made it for a few friends last night. I used Trader Joe’s fresh ravioli. I also used 2 lbs of mushrooms, one lb. white and one lb. portobello. I didn’t have any fresh thyme or sage so used dried thyme and fresh basil. Everyone loved it! I will be making this again for sure.
I am so glad you and your guests loved this Pam! Thank you so much!
Do you think it would be overkill if I used mushroom ravioli instead of cheese ravioli? I love mushroom dishes and I’d like to get the maximum mushroom experience.
Hey Emma! I think if you LOVE mushrooms that that will be great! Just be prepared for a lot of mushroom flavor! Please let me know if you have any other questions. I hope you love this recipe. Thanks so much! xTieghan
I love this article! I been looking for different smoothie recipes and this is just awesome! Thank you for this I will surely do this at home for my family. delicious and healthy I couldn’t ask for more. I also want to recommend this site which may probably help you in making you delicious and healthy smoothies.
Delicious! Made this for dinner tonight with some fresh pumpkin ravioli from the grocery store. The flavors are great, especially the balsamic vinegar.
Thank you so much Erin!
This was fantastic! The best dish we have made in a long time — my boyfriend said to tell you “the mushrooms are gold”, haha 🙂 They really are!
Thank you Daphne!
This is so flavorful! I bought truffle mushroom ravioli from Trader Joes which made it even better. Will definitely be making this again.
Thank you so much Melissa! I am so glad you loved this!
Made it. Delicious. Another win! AND this one was SO easy. It will be a “go to” weeknight dinner. Served it with a grilled rib eye and a salad. Fresh (STORE BOUGHT) pasta made for a delightful family dinner after a busy day! Flavors are outstanding.
Thank you so much Beth!
Tieghan you have inspired me so much…I love making so many of your recipes. Your website has taken me away from all the bad news and attitudes out there and it makes me really happy to read your cuteness! Thanks! I’m getting ready to leave work now and make your Broccoli Cheddar Cobbler for my boyfriend right now, He thinks I’m a really good cook thanks to you! Yea!
Hi Jeanette! This is so sweet. I am so glad I can be an inspiration for you and I hope you and your boyfriend love the Broccoli Cheddar Cobbler! Thank you!
I am not entirely sure your cooking should be legal!! BUT Where have you been all my cooking life!! There is something so simple, honest and rustic looking about your posts/article and recipe. I so very love it and I can’t wait to try this… says the pregnant woman at 5:24 am (so many thing look unappetizing now that I am pregnant) but definitely non are on your website. Such wonderful and beautiful recipes. Thank you~
I am so glad you are loving the recipes on my blog! Thank you so much Ty! Also, I hope your pregnancy is going amazing!
I’ve never commented on a blog before, but I just wanted to let you know how inspiring you are!! I am always so impressed by your ability to post recipes that are so unique and different, and so delicious. You are by far my favorite food blogger!! Keep doing you girl – because you are amazing!
Awh thank you so much Paloma! I am so glad you are loving my blog and recipes!
Wonderful dish! I needed more people pasta water but other was a hit. Thank you!
I am so happy to hear that! Thank you Allison!
This sauce is so amazing! Wonderful on cheese ravioli, but I wanted to share that it is also absolutely perfect for butternut squash ravioli! We’ve had it three times in the past few weeks already!
Thank you so much Melissa!
Wow! That was an excellent dinner! Thank you.
Thank you Barbara! xTieghan
Wow! That was an excellent dinner! Thank you. It seems that someone else said the same thing but succinctly on the money.
This looks amazing! Will definitely make this the next time I’m in the mood for making fresh pasta! A question about the recipe…it says 4 tablespoons butter, smashed? I’m guessing it’s the garlic listed below that should be smashed, as I can’t think of any logical reason to smash butter lol, except for maybe stress relief.
Hi Ashely! So sorry, yes, that is a typo and is for the garlic. Please let me know if you have any other questions. I hope you love this recipe! Thank you! xTieghan
Hi Tieghan and thanks again for another fabulous, creative recipe! With one exception, made this as called for. The exception was that I was time pressured (and maybe a little lazy) and threw in a rough equivalent of thyme sprigs a tad earlier in the recipe to “melt in”. Pulled the sprigs out before serving. This is just crazy delicious! It’s one of those recipes that is a “No Fail Go To” if you want to impress dinner guests.Very little hands on and HUGE results!
Congratulations to your family on your brother’s wedding! Your new sister-in-law is blessed to have such a loving, dynamic family!
Thank you so much Belle! It was such a beautiful wedding and I am so glad I was apart of it! Also, so glad you loved this! xTieghan
I made this with ravioli from Costco and it was alright – good but not what I was expecting. Then I realized I forgot the balsamic vinegar! Luckily I had some balsamic reduction in the fridge, so I added it and it was delicious! I didn’t have any sage, so I used dried rosemary and marjoram, and added grape tomatoes and it was perfect. The dish came together really quickly and the aroma from the mushrooms, shallots and herbs was amazing!
I am so happy to hear that Carly! Thank you! xTieghan
I combined this recipe with your ravioli with brussel sprouts and it was superb! I first browned the brussel sprouts and then removed them from the pan. I then followed this recipe as directed, adding the brussel sprouts back at the end and serving over ravioli.
I discovered your blog very recently. I haven’t enjoyed food like this in a long time! THANK YOU!!!
Awh you are too kind! I am so happy to hear that you have been loving my recipe, Amy! Thank you so much! xTieghan
Hi there! I just came across your blog and am trying two of your recipes tonight. I think I’ll pair this one with the French Shallot Soup. Question for you though; I am new to cooking and have only ever really used mini-bells and portabellas for anything containing mushrooms. On this recipe you say to use a variety of wild mushrooms, but when you say that, what mushrooms do you mean? I’ve seen Chantrelles and Lobster mushrooms recently in the grocery store, so should I try something like that? Which varieties do you suggest I look for?
Thank you for your input!
Hey Jamie! I would recommend using a mix of cremini, Chantrelles and shiitake mushrooms. That will be a great mix of mushrooms! Also, you can easily just use 1 variety instead of mix. You just need mushrooms you love! Please let me know if you have any other questions. I hope you love this recipe! Thank you! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!! xTieghan
I made this recipe for my family and all loved it. I was thinking of serving a small portion as a first course for Christmas dinner. Do you think the mushroom sauce could be made in advance, maybe up to step 2? Many thanks for a great recipe and blog!
HI! I am sure making the mushrooms sauce ahead of time will be great. I would cook through step 2. Please let me know if you have any other questions. I hope you love this recipe! Thank you and happy holidays! xTieghan
Came across this recipe searching for a dish with portobello mushroom. Came out delicious!
I am so glad it did! Thank you so much Tatiana! xTieghan
Less “what I like about myself” and more recipe please.
Hi! There is a “skip to recipe” button at the top of the page! xTieghan
Thank you so much for this recipe! I make it practically every other week, my husband and I love it, and it is so quick and easy to make on a week night (we use store-bought fresh ravioli so it takes like 4 min to boil). You have a way with mushrooms in your recipes that is so amazing.
I am always on the lookout for recipes that have a high “fancy deliciousness : cooking time” ratio, and because this is so quick, and so fancy, this is way up there. Thanks!
Wow that is so amazing! Thank you so much! xTieghan
I don’t know how good this is using balsamic vinegar but I used Chinese black vinegar instead and it was truly amazing! As always, thank you for the recipe and the inspiration.
Love that! Thank you so much Cristina! xTieghan
My son came home from a vacation full of stories of the amazing food that he had eaten while away. He told me that his favorite dish was a mushroom ravioli and aksed me if I could make it. I got on Google and your recipe was the first to come up. I made it tonight and he was so happy- he said it was just as good as the one he had. We both loved it and it will definitely be a regular dish here.
Aw that is so amazing to hear! I am so glad this turned out so well for you! xTieghan
This is one of my favorite date night recipes! Adding the fresh dill for serving really makes it all come together! Thanks for the AMAZING recipes!!
Thank you Erin! I am so glad you enjoyed this! xTieghan
This was one of the tastiest dishes I have ever made and was rather easy and quick. I love mushrooms so I put this on porcini and truffle store brand ravioli. I particularly liked the subtle sweetness that the basalmic vinegar adds and it’s not a heavy cream sauce. Will be making it again.
Love that!! Thank you so much Amy! I am so glad this turned out so well for you! xTieghan
I just made this tonight for my picky eater of a partner and we both loved it!
So easy to make and we added spinach for some extra veggies.
Thank you so much Katee! I am really glad this recipe turned out so well for you! xTieghan
One of the best things I have eaten in a while, and I used store bought ravioli. I can’t imagine how much better this would be with homemade. I also didn’t have sage, so I used thyme and rosemary. Yum!!
Thank you so much Angela!! I am so happy to hear that! xTieghan
Tieghan, I had to laugh when I read this, because of what you said about how it seems like “other” people have it all together. Well YOU are one of those people that I always look at and think…wow, that girl has it ALL TOGETHER!!! This crazy wicked talent in the kitchen, a DREAM career, she’s beautiful, and so likeable, and I just wish she was my neighbor!! We definitely ALL get those “comparison blues”…I know I do! But through all the imperfections, frustrating days, and times when we wonder how we even make it through the day, we are all “perfect” in our own imperfect ways! It’s all relative, and it’s all part of what makes us all beautiful! Thank you for being YOU!!! 🙂
You are too sweet! Thank you so much Jennifer, this made my day! xTieghan
This is one of my favorites of all your posts. You trusted us with your heart. Thank you- and the ravioli looks amazing!
Thank you so much Emily! xTieghan
One of the best pastas I’ve ever had! Thank you! Don’t skip the dill and use good balsamic. 👍🏻
Thank you so much Beth! xTieghan
Made this tonight! I think there should be less balsamic vinegar. Once I added it, that’s all I tasted. Overall yummy! Even my young kids liked it.
Thank you Anna! xTieghan
Amazing! I wish I would have doubled the sauce because it is so good! Next time I’ll do that, thanks again – this will be a staple 🙂
Thank you so much Mitra! I am really glad this turned out so well for you! xTieghan
There were no leftovers the night I made this; my family LOVED it! Thank you for this incredibly easy, flavorful recipe!! I cannot wait to try your other ravioli recipes!!
Wow yes!! That is what I am talking about! Thank you Katie! xTieghan
Rating recipes is hard for me. I don’t like not giving something 4 or 5 stars, because I so appreciate all the work put into creating and putting this recipe out there!!! And I’m grateful I got to try it. This was good, I just didn’t think it was great; to me, that translates to would not make again. I think it just came down to not liking how the balsamic flavor mixed with the other flavors, especially the dill. I had recently made another balsamic mushroom recipe so I know I like that combo. I think if I made again I’d use white wine instead of the balsamic & pasta water and it would better suite my personal preferences for flavor.
Hi Bird! Thank you so much for trying this one! I am sorry it did not work for you, but hopefully others on my site will! xTieghan
Amazing!
Thank you Amy! xTieghan
Just finished making this and it was delish! I didn’t have all the fresh herbs but it was still delightful using what dried herbs I had. So crazy easy and fast, another winner!
Thank you Danielle! I am so happy this recipe turned out so well for you! xTieghan
the most delicious ravioli recipe!
Thank you so much Jess! xTieghan
This was delicious! Just as I went to finish the sauce I realized I was out of balsamic vinegar, ugh!! I substituted champagne vinegar and it was so good. Will make again with the balsamic. This was the first time I used one of your recipes. Love your Instagram site – amazing photography! Thank you for sharing your wonderful style and talent.
I am so glad this turned out so well for you, Natalie! Thank you so much for trying this recipe! xTieghan
This is delicious! I love the balsamic in it. The whole family (toddler included) loved it.
Love to hear that! Thank you Maggie! xTieghan
So easy and SO good. Highly recommend. I will be making this again very soon.
Thank you so much Kristen! xTieghan
I made this mushroom sauce with trader joes porcini and truffle ravioli, sauteed kale and italian sausages.
This was at least as good as the phyllo pastry pot pie I made yesterday.
Also, fyi the cooking times were helpful. I don’t think I would have been as patient, and it wouldn’t have come out as good.
Hi Keith! I am really glad this recipe turned out so well for you! Thank you for trying this one! xTieghan
Another fabulous recipe! Thank you 💕
Thank you Louise! xTieghan
Delicious, cozy, hearty but the balsamic adds a super nice zing to cut through the fattiness. I did add some kale. I will make it again!
I am really glad you enjoyed this one, Casey! Thank you! xTieghan
Made this recipe once and I absolutely loved it! Spent thirty minutes looking for it on Internet this morning and so glad I found it. This time I printed it out as I will be making this dish tonight and again in the future, that is for sure 🙂
Hey Rita,
I am so glad you enjoyed the recipe, thanks so much for giving it a try! Happy New Year! xTieghan
Very easy and delicious recipe! I added spinach before adding in balsamic vinegar to have more veggie in the meal. Also combined everything in the end so there’s no leftovers. Fantastic!
Hey Lulu,
Thanks a bunch for giving this recipe a try, I am thrilled that it was enjoyed! Have a great week:) xTieghan