Scripps News visits a restaurant in St. Louis that claims to have invented the iconic appetizer some 80 years ago.
Unlike its Italian cousin, this legendary St. Louis specialty is fried. So why is it called toasted ravioli?
Ervin's restaurant, Mama's On The Hill, claims to have invented the dish some 80 years ago when a tipsy chef accidentally dropped an order of ravioli into hot oil and still served it to a regular at the bar: Mickey Garagiola.And thus, a new dish was born.SEE MORE: Pasta panic: Italy holds crisis meeting to address soaring prices
After pre-cutting around each ravioli, you freeze them all for a few hours before breaking them apart and dredging them in flour, egg wash and breading. The restaurant's other famous dish is an enormous bowl of spaghetti topped with a four-pound meatball.
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