Malfatti (Silverbeet & Ricotta Italian dumplings)
Malfatti, meaning "badly made," are simple, misshapen, and delicious—no need for perfection here! Try these easy, cheesy Italian dumplings that is somewhere between gnocchi and ravioli.
The beauty about this dish is that you can add any seasoning from your pantry, either fresh or dried herbs and spices. You can also choose your filling, anything you have spare in your fridge!
(Thank you Misfit Garden for this recipe)
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Malfatti, meaning "badly made," are simple, misshapen, and delicious—no need for perfection here! Try these easy, cheesy Italian dumplings that is somewhere between gnocchi and ravioli.
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Michael van de Elzen's starter dish as seen on Three and ThreeNow's Food Rescue Kitchen.