Appears in Cook's Illustrated May/June 2015
These Roman-style dumplings are rich, creamy, and satisfying. The only problem? Getting them out of the pan.
Most recipes for these Roman-style dumplings call for stirring semolina flour into a hot liquid and cooking it much like polenta to make a batter, or dough. This mixture is then spread out into a thin layer and allowed to cool before being ...