Go to the Recipe: Gnudi—more flavor, more tender, made better.
Look at Grant flexin about how many paper towels he has. Just drying out ricotta all over the place while the rest of us just trying to wipe our butts
Interesting, here we use toilet paper instead of paper towels.....
Nice update to the original!
Can’t wait to make this. Let’s hope the stores have not run out of ricotta.
Whole milk Ricotta or part Skim?
Can I freeze hem for later use?
La Rustica?
Oh man that brings back many great memories.
Giulio Pellegrini, he had his first restaurant here in Lynwood in the 80's. Calamari genovese, manicotti, veal.... oh yeah the veal. This man who would cook for you would sit at your table and carry on a conversation with you, i loved him dearly. My sister and I were his first customers, at least that's what he said.
I'm-a gonna try this, we'll see how i do.
Great memory in our times of trouble Grant.
Thank you so very much,
ePop
Make some of you have stocked on milk even U.H.T works. You just need vinegar or lemon juice.
I would say cook then freeze.
whole milk
Can I make sweet potato gnudi with replacing or adding flour?
No... because then you’d be making gnocchi. Gnocchi has potatoes in it, gnudi omits potatoes and subs in ricotta.
That is funny!
I made this today and it is simple with YUM written all over it. I didn’t have any cake flour since my kidlet used it all. I did use type 00, since that is all I have on hand. The yellow dough is from my eggs. Super yummy!
Made this with my daughter last night. We cooked the Gnudi then added them to a pan sauce of tomato confit. So wonderful. Will try to sauté them in a pan with butter next time. Recipe is perfect.
Can I substitute Ricotta Salata?
Really good and easy, just used only 1/4th of the salt. ChefSteps loves to salt
For Austrian: I just used Weizenmehl glatt and it's still very tender.
sorry Laura, but no. you are getting a lot of the moisture and texture from the soft fresh ricotta. Rocotta salata is too firm and dry.
Loved this. And the dough is so easy to make. We cheated on the sauce too and purchased a top shelf pre-made marinara. Easily going to make our regular recipe rotation.
Made this last night, and it turned out fantastic! Used Fresh Italian ricotta from Whole Foods, comes in a tin can wrapped in plastic. Sauce made with 1/2 sweet and 1/2 spicy Italian chicken sausage, San Marzano tomatoes, spinach, red wine, garlic and fennel seeds. Thanks for this Grant - it was my first time making pasta and it turned out great!
The reasoning for the low gluten makes good sense. Why not try a starch with no gluten? Potato gnocchi with potato starch instead of flour works great, and has a pillowy result....i'll try the same with these gnuddi. 🙏
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This looks great! It also sounds like a great time with your kid. Thumbs up!
Enjoying the Gnudi as I write this. They came out perfectly, not too heavy but actually as light as the write up on the recipe says. It's just the two of us having dinner tonight so, based on the recipe, would say this easily feeds four people. We are enjoy ours with fresh homemade pesto sauce. Perfection! I'm going to follow someone's advice below and cook up the rest of them then freeze them for later. I'll try to remember to post the results of thawing them for later use.
Great recipe! I had to make the ricotta, however, from reconstituted powdered milk. Ricotta not easily obtainable in Taiwan, milk not a favorite with me in this tropical climate, so not always in my fridge. Tomato sauce and chickpeas, topped with a 62 degree immersion circulator egg, parmesan. No good artichokes, so freshly cooked bamboo shoots, tossed with olive oil and 五印 dark vinegar, similar to balsamic, but not sweet. Something you can use with Chinese and western food. No fruity notes that would not work with delicately flavored dumplings, tangbao, or bamboo.
Also, since this recipe is almost identical to a type of pierogi, they were (very much past tense) great for breakfast with toasted breadcrumbs, sugar and butter.
Made with Organic Valley whole milk ricotta, which as Kenji points out as important, has no additives:
https://www.seriouseats.com/2015/03/technique-fresh-ricotta-gnocchi-fast.html?fbclid=IwAR1pM-kxD3-8GCdyWUrU2RdySj2oA0u-hmROlYPksh0KH3azANvUtePhUYc
I also used pastry flour, which has a bit more protein, since I didn't have any cake flour...middling dense, but will have to repeat with cake flour sometime. But very easy to make.
Beef ragu: ground beef, San Marzano DOP tomatoes, chestnut mushrooms, mozzarella, garlic, marjoram, smoked chili flakes.
My contribution to our Zoom virtual wine dinner!
I got the early out and never got the chance to boil these off. Made them many times but wonder if they’re gonna be any good the next day. Need to cooks few off to find out
Reporting back. They did fine over night in the fridge uncooked.
