Shop-bought gnocchi pan-fried until crisp, then tossed with butter beans, garlic, cherry tomatoes and spinach and finished with lemon and hard cheese. A vegetarian dinner ready in 25 minutes.
Dinner
25
Serves 2

A serving gives you about 18g of protein and 12g of fibre for 436 calories, from the butter beans, gnocchi and cheese.
Why butter beans with gnocchi. Gnocchi on its own is mostly starch. Swapping part of a usual portion for butter beans adds protein and fibre and keeps the carbohydrate at 53g a serving, inside our limit for the blood sugar tag.
Fry, do not boil. Most shop-bought gnocchi can go straight into a hot pan. Frying gives a crisp, golden outside and a soft middle, and saves a pan of boiling water.
A vegetarian cheese. Traditional Parmesan is made with animal rennet, so it is not vegetarian. Use a vegetarian Italian-style hard cheese instead.
Contains wheat (gluten) and milk; some gnocchi also contain egg, so check the label. Leave out the cheese and choose gnocchi free from egg and milk for a vegan dinner. For another butter bean dish, try the baked cod with tomatoes, olives and butter beans.


















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