Take the pasta dough out from the fridge and sprinkle a tiny bit of flour on the counter and on your pasta machine.
Run the pasta through your pasta machine several times until the dough becomes ultra-thin. Sprinkle a little flour on the pasta between each "rolling".
When the pasta is completely thin, take a cutter (mine is about 7 centimeters in diameter) and make as many round pasta pieces as possible. Add a very small amount of flour to the pasta so they don’t stick together - as little flour as possible.
Pipe the mixture onto the center of each pasta. The amount corresponds to about a teaspoon. You can also add a little freshly grated Parmesan on top of the filling.
Form a tortellini by dabbing a bit of water halfway around the edge of the pasta.
Fold it in half so that the dry edge sticks together with the wet edge.
Fold it again along the same edge, so the section without filling folds over the section with filling and your tortellini is elongated.
Wrap it around your index finger and seal the ends.
Boil your tortellini in water with salt and olive oil. The cooking time is about 10 minutes, but feel free to taste them along the way - it depends on how thin your pasta dough is.
Lift the finished tortellini out with a slotted spoon and proceed directly to the next step.