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Sweet Potato Gnocchi With Brown Butter and Sage

Photo of two bowls of sweet potato gnocchi next to two glasses of white wine.

Thanks to fresh ricotta, these dumplings are tender and light as a cloud. Roll and cut your gnocchi, then serve with a simple sauce of sage-infused brown butter. No sweet potatoes? Carrots, beets, and winter squash all have great gnocchi potential.

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