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One of my visits to Umbria, Italy. I learned this very simple and delightful recipe from a local lady who shared with me. While waiting on line in a cheese shop. Love when I find these simple treasures!
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl, except 1/2 cup of the flour. Mix together with hands until it forms a ball. Put dough on a wooden board and sprinkle with the remaining flour, and knead until no longer sticky.
Break out into small balls, about a handful. Roll into strips, and cut into 1-inch pieces. Than if you prefer, but not necessary roll with thumb on gnocchi board, fork, or a flat cheese grater.
Sprinkle with flour and spread onto a platter until ready to boil.
Cook in boiling, salty water until floating.
For sauces;
The one above is a simple tomato, garlic, and Chinese broccoli
Brown butter with fresh sage
Gorgonzola cheese and cream
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I seem to be stuck in a neverending loop on your website going from wonderful food to wonderful food..! I’m going to have to try this recipe this week. Beatiful images as ever Adriana :)
We had this last night. Used your recipe….it was wonderful….thanks again for sharing…John
Thanks John, always happy to share.
first time ricotta gnocchi.
we had it with tomato sauce for lunch.
simply delicious !
reminded me my childhood when i was a gnocchi eater :))
we won’t wait long to repeat it !
grazie mille adriana
ps your photos are wonderful. make us want to try everything you shoot ;))
Thank you Marcia, very happy you and family enjoyed the gnocchi. Great memory how I acquired this recipe :)
I love the gnocchi!
Your recipe is very good,
the gnocchi is so,so soft
and delicious!
Lele :):::: (=mounth watery!)
So glad, you guys are enjoying it. I will think something else easy to try on. :))
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