Traditional Gnocchi
By
Anthony Nicometi Jr
@AnthonyNicometi
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When I asked my mom if we had a family recipe for Gnocchi, she told me "I think, But I never took it, because I don't care much for Gnocchi" Sounds crazy I know, But a little while later she called me with my Aunt Angela's Gnocchi recipe. My Aunt Angie is FBI, and one of the most amazing cooks In my family. I hope you enjoy my familys Gnocchi recipe :)
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I served mine with alfredo sauce, because Thats what I like lol. Traditionally, they're served as Baked Gnocchi Caprese, which is smothered in sauce and topped with Mozzerella! Yummmm (:
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I served mine with alfredo sauce, because Thats what I like lol. Traditionally, they're served as Baked Gnocchi Caprese, which is smothered in sauce and topped with Mozzerella! Yummmm (:
Ingredients
- 2 lb
- yukon gold potatoes
- 1 1/2 c
- ap flour
- 1 Big pinch
- salt
- 1 pinch
- white pepper
How to Make Traditional Gnocchi
- 1Lay 2 baking sheets with lint free kitchen towels and set aside.
- 2Cook the potatoes in boiling salted water until they are super tender and cooked though. Mash very well with either a potato masher or a potato ricer.
- 3mix together the cooked potatoes, flour and salt and white pepper and kneed it for 4 to 5 minutes or until the dough comes together and it’s very soft and smooth. No Lumps
- 4Tear a piece of dough and roll it out into about a ¾ inch thick rope. Cut little pieces about ¾ of an inch thick
Optional: Roll on the back of a fork for little ridges - 5Lay all your gnocchi on your prepared baking sheets and allow them to sit out and dry out for about an hour.
- 6cook them in salted boiling water for just a couple minutes or until they float to the top of the water. Drain and toss with your favorite sauce, top with some Parmesan and enjoy!! :)
