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Boil the potatoes
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Drain potatoes as much as possible and transfer to a large bowl
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Crush the potatoes gently
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Add flour, 3 pinch of salt, enough pepper, and mix
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Beat in eggs and add ricotta cheese
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If it's mixed to a certain extent, it's good to color it with parsley or time (optional)
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Sprinkle flour on the cutting board, place the dough on top of it, sprinkle flour on top of it, and sprinkle flour on the knife to shape it into the desired shape
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Put boiling water, salt and olive oil in a pot and boil the gnocchi
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In a preheated pan, cover with olive oil and bake the gnocchi until golden
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When properly baked, stir-fry peas and lemon zest, then add butter, remove from heat and stir until butter melts
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Place on a plate and sprinkle cheese on it
When choosing potatoes) I like potatoes with a soft texture because they are low in moisture and high in starch. If there is a lot of water, you have to increase the amount of flour, and accordingly, it makes it difficult to feel the unique taste and texture of gnocchi.
When boiling potatoes), it's easier to control the moisture if you boil them with the skin. I didn't know, so I trimmed it and boiled it to cook it quickly, but I think it would be better if you peel it after boiling it.
When the potatoes are cold, they don't mash well. Crush and cool moderately while hot. If you mash it too much, the dough can be tough.
It's important not to knead too much. If you knead the dough too much, it becomes tough. Boil it right after kneading to reduce moisture loss. It's said that the dough is moist, fluffy, and no sticky.
When forming dough) If you want a standard gnocchi, press lightly with a fork on a bite-sized dough with a convex top and press the middle with your thumb.
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