The pomodoro sauce is so delicious, but you can cut back on oil a bit. I read the reviews and followed everyone's advice of refrigerating the dough for a few hours. I also added fresh chopped sage and oregano to the dough to give it more flavor.
Turned out spectacular. Made this for 3 kids and 2 adults. Everyone ate it but all agreed it was rather bland. Won't be making it again. Followed suggestions of others: refrigerate dough; use more flour. Looked pretty but taste was a let down. They were okay. If I were to make again I'd use half the pepper, and refrigerate as others recommended.
We found both the gnudi and sauce quite bland. Eliminate the mess and increase the flavor: instead of cooking in simmering water, shape into small flat patties about the size of a silver dollar remember those?
Then brown in butter. This gives superb nutty flavor and the pan drippings can be the base for a sauce. Uncooked patties are easy to freeze. Taos, New Mexico. Made them tonight, never having made gnudis befoe. My husband loved them. Followed others' suggestions and refrigerated the dough for at least an hour before rolling.
Most helpful positive review Kim's Cooking Now Allstar. Rating: 5 stars. One pound of fresh basil sounds like an awful lot, and being that we are in the dead of winter here in Georgia, my bumper basil crop won't be showing up for a few months. What I used was last year's bumper crop of basil that I had put in the freezer. Once it's frozen, I crush it until it crumbles, that way I can add it to sauces and other recipes throughout the winter.
I just threw it right in with the ricotta cheese didn't even wait for it to thaw and then carried on with the recipe. These were light and pillow-y, and worked great in the recipe that I was making tonight Chicken Sausage Gnocchi Skillet, also from this site.
I will be saving this to my recipe box, and can't wait to make them again! Read More. Most helpful critical review Deb C Allstar. Rating: 3 stars. I thought the salt and white pepper were too aggressive in this recipe. Reviews: Most Helpful. Kim's Cooking Now Allstar. Workable yet still sticky.
This probably only took me 20 minutes, I just did a brown butter sauce, so flavorful! Thank you! I used 1 tsp of dried basil and 1 tsp salt. This was great Read More. I had herb ricotta leftover from Easter. I searched ricotta recipes and found this!
To save time I piped the ricotta into a gallon bag snipped the corner and squeezed and cut small pieces as it came out of the bag directly into boiling water.
I used low sodium chicken broth with my boiling water. Gnudi, in fact, should be all about the ricotta, that mildest of cheeses whose sweet, milky flavour is so easily lost underneath other, more assertive ingredients.
That said, the rather less shy and retiring parmesan is a crucial ingredient in gnudi the Cannas use pecorino, but my testers prefer the richer, sweeter flavour of its better-known cousin , though you can have too much of a good thing.
And very fine they look, too. Prep 15 min Drain 30 min Chill 3 days Cook 5 min Serves 4. Put the ricotta in a sieve or muslin bag set above a bowl and leave to drain, preferably in the fridge, for at least 30 minutes, then stir in the parmesan and a really generous grating of nutmeg.
These are melt-in-your-mouth dumplings made with ricotta, eggs, flour, Parmesan, lemon zest and nutmeg. I decided to make these gnudi without spinach because I had some black truffles to use up!
Amazing thing to be able to say, but my hubby came home with a bag full of black truffles the other day; actually about 20! The first recipe I made with these marvels was tagliolini with taleggio and black truffles. Check out that recipe to read more about truffles in Italy and how I ended up with so many! At least for this gnudi recipe. First, I kept it very simple and dressed the ricotta gnudi with black truffle shavings, browned butter and a sprinkling of Parmigiano.
Ricotta gnudi are pretty simple to make. However, you do need to keep the dough in the fridge for a while before cooking. At least I think so.
I have read different opinions about that. Some people cook them immediately, others leave them in the fridge for 24 hours. I left the dough for the first lot in the fridge for about 3 hours. Then formed all the gnudi, rolled them in semolina flour and boiled the first batch in unsalted water. They were fantastic! The remaining gnudi I used the following day had been in the fridge for more than 24 hours. They were really yummy too, just a little firmer and slightly heavier than the first batch.
Otherwise, they are delicious with a porcini mushroom sauce like in my recipe for tagliatelle with porcini or just a sage butter like in my recipe for homemade pumpkin gnocchi with sage butter. Ricotta gnudi nudi are also delicious with a homemade tomato sauce. So, please leave a comment here on the blog or on The Pasta Project Facebook page.
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Please come back soon and show some more pasta love! Take a look at the list. I am really honoured to be in such delicious company! This sounds lovely, I tried truffles for the first time when I was in Croatia. I will try this recipe out. Thank you Mrs d! These look so great.
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