Gnocchi with Nettles & Ricotta

From Lakes on a plate episode 6: Mobile Meals

Wearing a pair of plastic gloves wash the nettles really well and pick off the leaves.
Heat a large pan and add a splash of olive oil, add the garlic to the pan to give a warm sense of garlic without the punch.
Add the nettles and turn the heat down, stir the pan to avoid the nettles sticking. They should wilt and release a lot of water very similar to when you cook spinach.
Place the cooked nettles into a sieve and leave to cool. When cool squeeze as much water out as you can, then chop the nettles and place in a bowl.
Add the ricotta cheese, three of the eggs and the grated parmesan cheese and mix together to form a dough. If the dough is a little stiff, add the other egg, or if it is too wet add just a sprinkling of flour to help it all bind.
Make little balls of the dough using a teaspoon.
In a large pan heat the vegetable stock and when it comes up to the boil drop the gnocchi into the stock. When the gnocchi floats to the top its done – it really is that easy.
Simply ladle the stock and gnocchi into bowls or cups and serve.

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