
Gluten-Free Low-Calorie Cloud Gnocchi
A recipe for low-calorie gluten-free cloud gnocchi in a homemade version, easy to prepare and delicious. 255 kcal and 9 grams of protein for 4 servings
255 cal
9 g
47 g
4 g
4 g
Medium
Prep time
15 min prep
Cook time
60 min
Servings
4 servings
Ingredients
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For gnocchi
700 gram Yellow potatoes (4 medium)
1 unit Egg yolk
1 teaspoon salt
4-6 spoons plain flour
For the chestnut sauce
400 gram milk
8 gram Cornstarch
50 gram chestnuts
tooth crushed garlic
few salt and pepper
pinch nutmeg (Not mandatory)
stalk Thyme (Not mandatory)
Method
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Prepare the gnocchi
Heat the oven to 200°C.
Bake the potatoes whole with the skin on a layer of coarse salt for 50-60 minutes, until they are completely soft.
Peel while still warm and mash immediately into a very smooth puree.
Flatten the puree on the work surface for 3-5 minutes, just so that steam comes out. Do not refrigerate completely.
Add egg yolk, salt and 4 tablespoons of tami flour and combine gently.
If necessary, add more flour one tablespoon at a time only until you get a soft dough that is easy to work with. Do not knead too much.
Divide the dough, roll into snakes and cut into small gnocchi.
Cook in boiling salted water. When they float, wait 15-20 seconds and remove.
Prepare the chestnut sauce
Mix the milk with the cornstarch in a small bowl until there are no lumps.
Grind or finely chop the chestnuts so that they are absorbed in the sauce in a smooth and pleasant way.
Transfer the mixture of milk, chestnuts and garlic to a pan or small cauldron and cook over medium heat while stirring.
Season with salt, pepper, nutmeg, thyme and sweetener to taste, and continue to cook until the sauce thickens and becomes velvety.
Add the cooked gnocchi to the sauce, mix gently and serve immediately.
Small tips that make a difference
- Dry the potatoes well after boiling — excess water means more flour and heavier gnocchi.
- Work the dough as little as possible to keep the texture soft.
- Boil only until the gnocchi float — another minute and they fall apart.
Frequently asked questions
- Why do my gnocchi fall apart when boiling?
- Usually the dough was too wet or the water was at a rolling boil. Add a little flour and cook at a gentle simmer.
- Can I freeze the gnocchi?
- Yes. Freeze them raw in a single layer on a tray, then transfer to a bag. Cook straight from frozen with an extra minute.
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