Spinach and Fetta Ravioli with Mediterranean Chicken
												
												10 Minutes												Prep											
											
											
												
												40 Minutes												Total											
											
									
						2 Servings						
					Get your weeknight dinner sorted with Spinach and Fetta Ravioli with Mediterranean Chicken – because who says you can’t enjoy a little chicken, pasta and haloumi while pretending you’re on a sun-soaked Mediterranean getaway?
Ingredient List
- 350g boneless, skinless chicken breast fillet
 - Sea salt, for seasoning
 - Freshly cracked black pepper, for seasoning
 - 2 tablespoons grapeseed oil or any high smoke point oil
 - 325g pack 25° South™ Baby Spinach and Victorian Fetta Ravioli
 - 3 tablespoons store bought olive tapenade
 - 40g semi sundried tomato, roughly torn
 - 70g haloumi, cut into 2 thick slices, pat dry with paper towel
 - 10 fresh basil leaves, to garnish
 
Preparation
- Season the chicken breast with salt and pepper. Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a medium frypan over a high heat. Add the chicken and cook for 1 minute, then reduce the heat to low and cover with a lid and cook for 10 minutes. Turn off the heat and leave the chicken breast covered for a further 10 minutes.
 - Meanwhile, cook the ravioli according to the pack instructions. Drain.
 - Once the chicken is cooked through (with an internal temperature of at least 75°C), wrap in foil to rest. Combine the pan juices with the olive tapenade and sundried tomato pieces and stir.
 - Heat the remaining 1 tablespoon of oil in a small frypan and cook the haloumi slices for 2-3 minutes on each side until golden.
 - Gently toss the cooked ravioli through the tapenade sauce. Slice the chicken and arrange on 2 plates. Spoon the ravioli evenly between the plates and top each with a slice of golden haloumi. Garnish with the basil leaves.
 
Tips
- Reducing the heat and covering the chicken helps keep the meat tender. Don’t be tempted to peek! Trust the process for the juiciest chicken breast you’ve ever cooked.
 - Haloumi can brown quickly, so keep an eye on it, and flip it once it’s golden on each side.
 
		


