Calories: 0 kcal
P: 0g | F: 0g | C: 0gI found vitelotte potatoes (which many call purple in Italy) only recently. At first I tried to make them fried like the others but I have not noticed big differences. In fact, to be honest, I definitely like the more traditional potatoes. But their color fascinates me and so on Sunday, that is yesterday, I tried to make gnocchi with them. I seasoned my purple gnocchi with a fish sauce without tomatoes to create a contrast of colors. The experiment was successful but the recipe is laborious. The dish is good. Will I make this kind of gnocchi again? I do not know. For the first time I had to use egg in my gnocchi dough (actually 3 quail eggs) and I discovered that working these vitelotte potatoes is a bit more difficult. Among other things, when I cooked my gnocchi, water turned into green, while gnocchi were less purple at the end (?!).
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My husband and I paired chardonnay wine (from Veneto) to this gnocchi dish dressed with fish sauce.