Arra Gnocchi di patate
Fresh potato gnocchi by the Arra workshop (I Sapori d'Ogliastra) in Lanusei, Sardinia.
Arra Gnocchi di patate are the fresh potato gnocchi of the Arra workshop (I Sapori d'Ogliastra) in Lanusei, eastern Sardinia. The company lists them among its main products alongside PGI culurgiones, malloreddus and ravioli.
Gnocchi are small dumplings that in Italy are most often made from boiled potato, flour and sometimes egg. Potato links them to Arra's other products: potato and cheese are also the basis of the culurgiones filling and of one of the ravioli. The workshop's website gives no detailed ingredients, weights or cooking times, so none are stated here.
Like the rest of the range, the gnocchi are sold fresh in clear trays that show the contents. The company says its processes are mostly automated, although some steps are still done by hand, and that raw materials come from the island whenever possible.
Fresh gnocchi cook very quickly: they are ready as soon as they float to the surface. They are served with tomato sauce, butter and sage, pesto or cheese sauces, or baked. The line belongs to the gnocchi and spätzle category and to fresh pasta.
Facts
| Raw material | Potato |
|---|---|
| Main use | First course with sauce or baked |
What it includes
How it connects to Pasta
Arra Gnocchi di patate → kind of → Fresh pasta → kind of → 🍝 Pasta
Links
- What it contains
- Potato
- Part of
- Arra, Gnocchi and spätzle, Fresh pasta
- Similar and different
- Gnocchi
Frequently asked questions
What are Arra Gnocchi di patate?
Fresh potato gnocchi from the Arra workshop in Lanusei, Sardinia.
How are fresh gnocchi cooked?
In salted water until they float to the surface, usually within a few minutes.
Similar
Arra Malloreddus · Arra Ravioli · Arra Culurgionis d'Ogliastra IGP · Gallo Ñoquis frescos · Granoro Gnocchi e Chicche · Rummo Gli Gnocchi
