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Gain a new culinary skill and build your knowledge of food with this series of day courses. Our Leiths Culinary Masterclass take place at our School in London, the perfect opportunity to taste life at Leiths and leave with new skills.
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Join us for our Open evening at Leiths Culinary School, on Thursday, 1 October 2026, 6.30-8.30pm and discover how our Culinary Diploma can launch your career in food. 

 

Ricotta and Lemon Tortellini with Sage Butter

Learning how to make fresh pasta from scratch is a lesson in how to elevate humble ingredients into a refined plate of food. This Leiths recipe is a perfect example and features on our Pasta Skills Culinary Masterclass.

For the filling

  1. To make the filling, mix all the ingredients together and season.
  2. Roll out the pasta on the widest setting of a pasta roller. Fold and pass through the widest setting again and then repeat one more time. Then roll through each setting once until you have the desired thickness. (preferably rolling to the very last setting)
  3. Neatly assemble the pasta into tortellini and leave to dry on a semolina lined tray.
  4. Meanwhile, melt the butter in a small frying pan and fry the sage leaves over a medium heat until they sizzle and start to become crisp. Drain on kitchen paper and season.
  5. Bring a large saucepan of water to the boil, with 10g of salt per liter. Cook the tortellini for 3–5 minutes, or until al dente. Test that the tortellini are cooked by cutting one in half and tasting.
  6. Drain the pasta, toss in the sage butter and serve immediately with extra parmesan shaved over the top.

If you’d like to learn how to make pasta like this from scratch, improve your knife skills or learn how to bake, our Culinary Masterclasses are for you. Book here.