For a homemade pasta, it is certainly simple to prepare. Gnocchi lend themselves to a multitude of sauces, and one of my favorites is precisely the gorgonzola cream
1 -
Boil the potatoes in plenty of water. Once cooked, peel them and set them aside to cool
2 -
Knead the flour with the potatoes and a pinch of salt. The specified measurements are correct, but it largely depends on the type of potato and how much water it absorbed during cooking. Don't pour all the flour at once, and if needed, add a bit more
3 -
Shape the gnocchi as desired and set them aside, lightly dusted with flour
4 -
Bring a pot of salted water to a boil for cooking the gnocchi and prepare the chopped walnuts for garnishing the dish
5 -
In a large pan, heat the gorgonzola, milk, and grated Parmesan. Once perfectly blended, add pepper to taste and a drizzle of oil while continuing to stir, then turn off the heat
6 -
Cook the gnocchi in boiling water; once they float to the surface, they will be ready. Drain them and place them in the pan with the gorgonzola cream. Toss them until the cream is perfectly blended
7 -
Plate it, covering with the chopped walnuts and a few basil leaves for decoration
Cost
Other than the cheese, there aren't many other notable ingredients in terms of price. Each serving definitely costs less than 2 euros
Health
I really can't call it a heavy dish. Yes, there's milk, gorgonzola, and Parmesan, but a significant portion of the dish's weight comes from the potatoes. You do as you please; I certainly won't hesitate to have seconds
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