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Gluten-Free Ricotta & Spinach Gnocchi

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Gluten-Free Homemade Gnocchi ~ Worth the effort, fun to make and DELICIOUS! Gluten-Free Flour in the dough is easy to handle – yes… you can do this! Recipes for Brown Butter Sauce and Garlic Scape & Basil Pesto

Gluten-Free Gnocchi with Brown Butter, Peas, Fava Beans and Basil Leaves
Gnocchi with Garlic Scape & Basil Pesto with Pine Nuts and Grated Reggiano Cheese

This is one of those recipes I love to make. The dough comes together quite quickly and is super-easy to work with!

Light an airy and super-flavorful gnocchi speckled with spinach – perfect with butter, pesto or marinara sauce.
See recipe for my two favorite sauces: 
Brown Butter Sauce and
Garlic Scape & Basil Pesto.
I add fresh shelled peas, fava beans, parmesan reggiano cheese,pine nuts and basil leaves.

A Gluten-Free Recipe that tastes just like the best, delectable gnocchi. Really. Actually, the gluten-free flour with a touch of xanthan gum helps it stay together.

To prepare: Make the dough… filled with yummy ingredients like fresh ricotta cheese and fresh spinach (I like these better than potato gnocchi, which are heavier) ~ which makes a very light gnocchi.
The dough will form neatly into a ball, then cut into 8 wedges, and roll each one into a long 3/4″ wide by 19″ long rope shape.
Then, cut into 1″ pieces and form the shape with the tines of a fork and a little pinch underneath.
Cook – poach actually in water until they float, in about 3 minutes, and cook another few minutes until cooked through and drain. That wasn’t too hard!

I find it therapeutic to roll, cut and form. In a few minutes, light homemade gnocchi are yours to enjoy!

This is a big batch recipe. I love to freeze some for another night (see recipe for instructions) ~ or you can half the recipe.

Enjoy,
Karen

Gluten-Free Gnocchi with Brown Butter, Peas, Fava Beans, Basil Leaves and Grated Reggiano Cheese dotted with Pine Nuts
Ingredients for the Gluten- Free Gnocchi
Ricotta, egg and spinach, the base for the dough
Making the Gnocchi Dough ~ easier than you think!
Make long 3/4″ wide ropes with the dough – cut into 1″ lengths and form
Create the shape with the tines of a fork, and give a pinch to make a concave shape
Laying out the formed Gnocchi ~ too many? Freeze some for another meal!
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