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Ricotta Gnocchi

Unlike the more commonly known potato gnocchi, ricotta gnocchi is quick and easy to make and requires no special equipment. Potato gnocchi is made from boiled, riced potatoes combined with flour and egg. This dough is then rolled into ropes, cut into bite-sized pieces, and pressed with a fork to create ridges that can catch sauce. It has a soft and somewhat chewy texture, with a mild flavor that works well with a wide variety of sauces. Ricotta gnocchi substitutes ricotta cheese for the potatoes, resulting in a lighter, creamier texture. The preparation process is similar to potato gnocchi, but it’s much simpler to make — no need to cook, peel or rice potatoes! However, keep in mind that the moisture content of the ricotta can make the dough a bit tricky to handle. It’s important to use a good quality, well-drained ricotta to avoid overly wet dough (I use the widely available Galbani brand). Please find original article here.

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