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[Meat Ravioli with Quick Tomato Sauce]( We developed a three-ingredient, egg-rich pasta dough that is [quick to make in a food processor]( and easy to roll thin by hand—no special equipment required. Our method for portioning the filling, cutting the dough into rectangles, and folding the dough over the filling is a series of simple-to-master steps. And the tender and moist pork filling is packed with big flavor from fennel and a touch of lemon. Use your own favorite sauce or use our Quick Tomato Sauce that comes together in 30 minutes. We offer up make-ahead instructions; cook a batch of ravioli and freeze a batch for later! [Icon] Videos and Full TV Episodes [Watch the episode]( Want to watch us make this recipe? Select [“Savory and Sweet Italian”]( from season 20! Watch new episodes from season 22 of America’s Test Kitchen and access the whole library of 700+ shows, including Cook’s Country, with your All-Access Membership. [Icon] Step-by-Step Photos [Step 1]( 1. 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