Carefully add your gnocchi to the pan, taking care not to overcrowd, and poach for 10-15 minutes, turning occasionally. Meanwhile, gently reheat the tomato sauce.
Season to taste. Keep hot until ready to serve. Meanwhile, for ricotta gnocchi, using your hands, mix ricotta, flour and parmesan in a large bowl until just combined. Add egg; mix until incorporated.
By removing potatoes from the equation and swapping in cottage cheese for ricotta, your once-decadent gnocchi dish transforms into a protein powerhouse. Although a low-fat cottage cheese will ...
Line a colander with a lightly dampened cheesecloth (or three to four layers of clean paper towels). Carefully scoop the curds into the cheesecloth and let the ricotta drain. This homemade ricotta ...
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Rather than boil the gnocchi, I’m taking a cue from recipe developer Ali Slagle, who popularized the technique of crisping up store-bought gnocchi on a sheet pan (or skillet). I love this method ...