Italian Grandma Makes Homemade Ravioli (VIDEO)

20 Comments

1. G herbie

   Make me sum meata balls grandmama
2. A REDTAIL

   Always better the next Day also, Nothing like left over Ravioli's Period. When ever I came Home on Military Leave, I Always knew what was waiting to eat, Its still my favorite Pasta etc.
3. A REDTAIL

   My Mom used an empty Jelly Jar to cut out the round Ravioli's and a Fork was used to seal the edges on them so simple to make,They use to lay the finished ones on a clean sheet on top of the Bed Spread till they were ready to cook etc a whole Days hard work, But the end result was great Sure miss those Days lone gone but always Rememberd etc.
4. A REDTAIL

   My Mom had a big Dough Board like that and about a 4 foot long Rolling pin A ( LOGANADOL) They use to call it I think, An Italian Equilizer us kids use to call it etc.
5. A REDTAIL

   How much Flour do you use.? Thanks for sharing Reminds me growing up watching my Mom And Grandmother making them by hand only also etc.
6. John S

   Old school values, old school skills, millennial generation take notice. My parents [RIP] product of depression learned to get by with bare minimum. Heard their plight [horror stories], ingrained in my upbringing. That bag of flour and a few eggs, not forgetting cheese cannot be taken for granted. Those raviolis are a feast for Kings.
7. Kat Hanks

   I just love your videos. Can I just move in and learn how to cook with you. Much love and blessings to you and your family
8. Solaf Jang

   Thanks my dear😍😍😍
9. Javier Rodriguez

   Te ador Nona Gina, gracias por tus recetas, mi bisabuelo vino desde Italia, de Portofino y verte me hace rememorar. saludos desde Chile
10. Sita Ramdeen

    Thank you Gina for sharing you are the best
11. Skint Katz

    Those crazy captions!! @9:48 "ok and i'ts a damn of the dog it".. hahaha too funny.. =D
12. shai b

    So honored for you to share your family and recipes with us, you have a new subscriber. Thank you 🙏
13. G herbie

    Love Gina Grandmama
14. Trayvon Monden

    My grandmother, who is deceased may god rest her soul❤, wasn't italian, Taught me how to cook, very well. Alot of people always said cooking was always my passion, and I tell them its thanks to my grandmother. I wish she was here to see me now💯. But she will always be with me. #Respectyourelders #Loveyougranny
15. Crystal Ferguson

    I love her Awesome character. A Chef with a Big heart. Amazing job and looks delicious. I just wish that I had
    the “ NoodleRollingThingyMajig “ 😕 I’m more than sure this meal was delicious. 😋 Thank You both and All involved to help make this video that you shared. Bon appétit!! ❤️
16. Judy Greene

    That is so much love, right there on that board and with this Nonna😍
17. Claudette Leblanc

    So going to do this. Thank you so much for sharing.
18. kingpolo86

    my grandma was 92 as she died, no chef could cook like her. only old people can cook am meal from scrap, that taste better then a 6 star meal. no flavor enhancers or something else. old people are the best. honor them.
19. Eric In Thailand

    I wish for clone technology to work for the purpose of providing every house hold with a Noona .
20. mike pindell

    My Mother was italian (full) and she lived in New Jersey also. She talked and cooked just like you. I am going to have chicken parmesagno tomorrow night and I already know how to cook the gravy. When i cook it with saugage i cook it for about 6-8 hours or more. But i am changing it a little bit to match yours. Wish me luck and thank you so much for the videos. Munga Munga