Ricotta and Parmesan become impossibly light dumplings that seem to float rather than fall. The air fryer browns them without weighing them down with oil, while burnt butter adds nutty sophistication.
Gnudi—naked ravioli—are traditionally poached, which leaves them dense and heavy. Air frying them is borderline heretical, but the results speak for themselves: exteriors that develop a delicate crust while interiors stay cloud-like. The hot air circulation creates something between a dumpling and a soufflé.
The reveal: When you cut into these, they should be pillowy and light, not dense. The exterior provides just enough structure to hold the airy interior. Drizzle with burnt butter and fried sage, and finish with extra Parmesan. The contrast between the crispy bottom and the soft interior is the hallmark of perfect gnudi.
Ricotta and Parmesan become impossibly light dumplings that seem to float rather than fall. The air fryer browns them without weighing them down with oil, while burnt butter adds nutty sophistication.
Gnudi—naked ravioli—are traditionally poached, which leaves them dense and heavy. Air frying them is borderline heretical, but the results speak for themselves: exteriors that develop a delicate crust while interiors stay cloud-like. The hot air circulation creates something between a dumpling and a soufflé.
The reveal: When you cut into these, they should be pillowy and light, not dense. The exterior provides just enough structure to hold the airy interior. Drizzle with burnt butter and fried sage, and finish with extra Parmesan. The contrast between the crispy bottom and the soft interior is the hallmark of perfect gnudi.
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