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I cannot tell you how much fun these bites were to make — I personally love Tortellini — I buy the fresh pasta kind a few times a month ( it is perfect to serve for dinner on a night that I do not want to cook ( though I always try and make the sauce fresh – usually pesto orAlfredo
My family loved this recipe – especially my mom — This snack was eaten up in under 30 minutes FLAT
I love when I cook something and there are no leftovers 🙂
Sadly this recipe is SUPER un -gluten Free friendly – it is basically gluten pasta – covered in gluten covered in even more gluten ( there really is no way around it – sniffles)
I decided to fry these bites in peanut oil – I personally love frying in peanut oil – but use what works for you 🙂
Eric decided on the marinara sauce we used – no one seemed to like it much though – if you know of a good marinara sauce ( jarred) – let me know in the comment section 🙂
If you do make the Parmesan Tortellini Bites Recipeplease let me know what you think 🙂
Love You Guys!
Parmesan Tortellini Bites Recipe
: Sara
Ingredients
- 1 (9-ounce) package refrigerated three cheese tortellini
- ½ cup oil
- 1 cup Panko
- ¼ cup freshly grated Parmesan
- 2 Teaspoons of Parsley, chopped well
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- ½ cup marinara sauce
- ¼ teaspoon of red pepper flakes
Instructions
- In a medium skillet heat oil
- While the oil is heating - cook pasta ( I cooked it till it was almost completely done)
- In one bowl place flour
- In another bowl mix parmesan, parsley, red pepper flakes, and panko
- In another bowl - whisk eggs
- Take each pasta piece and place in the flour then the egg mixture then the panko mixture then fry - takes about 1 minute to fry each piece
- Place finished piece on a paper towel so the excess oil is soaked up
- Enjoy with marinara sauce
Recipe is adapted from HERE
Categorized:
- Kid Friendly
- Recipes
- snack
- Vegetarian
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kelly mcgrew
these look SOOO good! i love breaded ravioli and never even thought to do something like this!! sounds excellent!
Katie D.
Surprisingly, Target brand Marinara sauces are delicious.
Lynn
Have you tried baking these instead of frying them?
Jess
I will be trying these this weekend. And for us we have found the hands down the best spaghetti sauce is the Del Monte in the can. My husband is very picky and that one gets his approval (its also the cheapest and has the fewest ingredients so most real food like).
Ashley
i am going to pick up the ingredients for these tomorrow, I will post again after I make them, but I wanted to let you know my husband is very picky on his sauces and his favorite is Newmans Own marinara!
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Rao’s makes an amazing marinera sauce.
Stephanie
I try these for Christmas Eve! I usually make my own sauce but if I can’t we found Trader Joe’s is the closest to homemade.
Leenie
I am going to take these to a party. How should I reheat them when I get to the house? Thanks! 🙂
Kerri
Emeril’s Homestyle Marinara is Delish!!
Sarah Reppond
This looks perfect for an appetizer for a nice homemade dinner. I LOVE tortellini and can’t wait to try these! They look so yummy!
Lawnrence
Great! hugry now, I have to try this this week. Thank you for sharing!
shana
Would these work using gluten free flour? My gluten allergy seems to be picky lol–plain bread bothers me but I can eat breading, for instance. Sometimes pasta bothers me but it’s so good I suffer through it!
Sarah
Try Rao! It’s pricy but delicious.
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Stephanie
If you have a BJ’s membership, the Wellsley Farms marinara is WONDERFUL – 7.99 for 2 32 oz jars, but soooo fresh tasting and natural 🙂
Dina Roosth
These look amazing. I’m surprised they lasted a whole 30 minutes. Not sure if anyone mentioned this marinara sauce yet but Bertolli Organic olive oil, basil and garlic sauce is the best I’ve found hands down. So close to homemade. It’s a bit pricey but worth it. They make a cheaper non organic version but for some reason it’s not as good.
Chelsea
Honestly after struggling to find a decent marinara myself the best thing I’ve found is to snag a can of plain tomato sauce, roast some garlic in a skillet and simmer together with some herbs de provence. Best sauce and less preservatives (which helps my girlfriend with her acid reflux A LOT.)
Pippa Soyland
What’s panko? Is it like dried bread crumbs? USA tradenames don’t mean anything to us Europeans, sorry! Would be easier if the ingredient is given, not the tradename, thanks!
Sara
You can use bread crumbs 🙂
Terri
Panko refers to a Japanese style bread crumb. The crumbs are bigger/thicker which produces a crisper exterior than plain bread crumbs. It’s not a USA trade name. Google Panko bread crumbs to see.
Jennifer Robinson
Can’t wait to try these!! Try Del Monte Marinara Sauce. It’s my favorite too!
Michael Bradley
Can these be reheated?
AMY Jess
Would these work using gluten free flour? My gluten allergy seems to be picky lol–plain bread bothers me but I can eat breading, for instance. Sometimes pasta bothers me but it’s so good I suffer through it!
Pat
I use Buitoni Marinara Sauce. You can find it in the refrigerated section where you got the Buitoni tortellini. Hope you like it.
Pauline Martin
I’m looking forward to making this for a group social coming up. You want the name of a great, not good, but GREAT Marinara sauce. Try Pioneer Woman Marinara. It’s new in the US found at most Walmart’s for around $2.50. Very thick and chunky and flavourful.
Ree Drummond has a cooking show on the Food Network called The Pioneer Woman. You’ll like the sauce!
