Pumpkin and Pancetta Ravioli RecipeIngredients for the Dough2 cups all-purpose flour3 egg yolks1 egg1 tsp salt1 tbsp olive oilIngredients for the Filling1 lb pumpkin or squash2 tbsp olive oilSalt and pepper4 oz bacon or pancetta chopped13 oz grated pecorino cheese1 egg, lightly beatenIngredients For the Walnut and Sage Sauce2 tbsp butter1 tbsp flour1 cup hot whole milk1 bunch fresh sage leaves2 oz. grated blue cheese3 oz grated provolone cheese3 oz grated gruyere cheese3 oz grated parmesan cheese1 and ½ cup cream½ cup roughly chopped nutsDirectionsTo prepare the dough, use a food processor with a kneading paddle. Place the ingredients in the bowl and process until you get a ball of dough, elastic and smooth. Transfer to a floured surface and knead approximately 3 minutes. Cover and reserve at room temp.Scoop the seeds out of the pumpkin and cut into large pieces. Season with salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil, then bake at medium heat for 1 hour, or until tender.Once the pumpkin is done, remove from heat, cool, peel and puree. Add in bacon or pancetta, pecorino cheese, mix and reserve.Divide the dough into two parts, shape into rectangles and roll out to about 1/8 inch thick - using a rolling pin over a floured surface .On one rectangle of dough, place teaspoons of the pumpkin filling about 1 inch apart from each other, then brush the edges the dough with egg. Roll out the other dough rectangle on top, pressing firmly with your fingers around to seal. Cut each ravioli with a round wheel, and reserve on a plate to cook. Get started on your sauce.Heat the milk and set aside. Melt the butter in a large saucepan, add the flour and cook for 30 seconds, whisking. Remove from heat, add the milk while still hot, whisking quickly, and add in the sage. Return to heat and cook, stirring or whisking constantly until the sauce thickens.Add in the cheese, mixing with a wooden spoon, then add the cream and turn off the heat so it stops cooking but remains hot.Boil a large pot of salted water and add in the ravioli. Cook until they rise to the surface, then drain and transfer to the sauce pan, stir to coat, then serve, garnishing with chopped walnuts.This recipe is found in:Recipes by Course or Meal: Main CoursesRecipes by Occasion: Halloween Recipes, Thanksgiving Recipes, Holiday RecipesRecipes by Cuisine: Italian RecipesRecipes by Season: Fall Recipes, Winter Recipes