So what is Potato Gnocchi?
Gnocchi (pronounced "nyo-kee" and derived from the German word for "knuckle") are tasty little dumplings, one of Italy's oldest pasta dating back to the 12th century. Gnocchi can be made from a variety of ingredients, including cheese gnocchi, but the potato is the most common. This recipe is very straightforward and simple, can be made with your choice of sauce.
We had with sun-dried tomato and olive pasta sauce.
You will need for Gnocchi:-
- 3 large baking potatoes
- 1-2 cups unbleached white flour
- salt to taste
- dash paprika
- dash grated nutmeg
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 140 g sun-dried tomatoes in seasoned oil
- few leaves of fresh basil
- 8-10 olives
- Salt to taste
- 2-3 Garlic cloves..........Place all the ingredients in a food processor and make a fine paste. Leave aside.
Boil the potatoes, peel and mash. Now mix all the other ingredients with mashed potatoes and knead on a floured surface just until dough is mixed and not sticky. Let it rest for 12-15 minutes. Roll chunks of dough on floured board into logs about 1 inch thick. Cut into diagonal slices about 3/4 inch thick. Bring a large pot of water to the boil. Add gnocchi, After they rise to the surface, adjust the heat and simmer for 10 minutes, uncovered. Drain well and cover with your favourite pasta sauce. Garnish with Parmesan cheese and Enjoy!
Oh, these lil gems look wonderful! Some day I would love to try some!
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An interesting recipe. I heard abt it but never have tried it yet. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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yum! I love gnocchi and this looks perfect!
ReplyDeletehello Jagruti,
ReplyDeletepotato gnocchi looks hearty and filling!!! that's a nice holiday dish !!!
my teddies are going to be in holidays from next week onwards, so it'd be the same here too:)
and I'd love to share my fish recipe links with you, shall I mail you the links ?
happy holidays !!!
I tuoi bimbi saranno sicuramente felici con un piatto di gnocchi di patate così meraviglioso... in Italia si dice ai bambini quando piangono
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OMG!..Gnocchi is temptingly delicious..Jagruti..nice effort preparing with out an eggs..dfntly wanna try..thanx for sharing..
ReplyDeletewhere do u get parmesan cheese which is suitable for vegetarians,plz let me know!
A must try. Bookmarked! Hope you enjoying time with your kids.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious...
ReplyDeleteYour gnocchi dish with sundried tomatoes sounds and looks truly delicious and comforting!
ReplyDeletethis looks very delicious...
ReplyDeletewow looks beautiful and a very interesting name and the dish is also delicious..
ReplyDeletedelicious recipe...nice one
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ReplyDeleteI like to try this comforting dish! Very nice.
ReplyDeletenice recipe with potato and new to me me.qiute intersting.
ReplyDeleteI have this being prepared in Food network many time...though I have never tried it...sounds very tasty...thanks for sharing this delicious recipe...I'll try it soon...nice lovely clicks :)
ReplyDeleterecipe looks tempting dear and perfect travelling food...
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting recipe!!
ReplyDeleteNew for me. Looks awesome
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious...
ReplyDeleteinteresting recipe...never tried,,looks yummy....
ReplyDeletelovely and new dish.
ReplyDeleteBookmarked, I have to try this, lovely,
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These look really wonderful. We don't have gnocchi
ReplyDeleteoften, but your delicious recipe is tempting me. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
I love gnocchi! Yours are perfect ^_^
ReplyDeleteSounds really delicious...especially with that sauce with sundried tomatoes and olives...my favorite way to cook fish is either grilled on the bbq or fried.
ReplyDeletelooks absolutely delicious!! i don't eat fish, so unfortunately can't help u out there :(
ReplyDeleteHey, Gnocchi is both me and my hubby's favorite. I pick it up from the frozen section. Lovely recipe made from scratch!
ReplyDeleteNice entry for the event. Thanks for highlighting about the event too..Will see if I can participate.
Recipe is new to me. Looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteDelicious.. i love potato in any form.. YUMMY
ReplyDeletepotato gnocchi looks delicious, Jagruti!
ReplyDeleteLove the taste of sundried tomatoes in the Gnoochi! Taste good with paprika!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, new and interesting recipe. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHope u r enjoying the sunshine :) very tempting one..yummy.
ReplyDeletehey this looks so mouth watering..looks so yumyum
ReplyDeleteI like ur way of cooking...diff n innovative...this recipe luks delicious.
ReplyDeleteOMG Jagruti..THis is very Impressive.. Gnocchi from scratch..Its interesting to know it comes from a German word 'Knuckle'..I'm boomarking this recipe..Now on no more store bought GNOCCHI..Only Jagruti's Home made GNOCCHI..only one thing can we have a share of ur patience too..LOL. I love sea food and I'm thinking how come no fish recipes on my blog..I'll surely post one Just for ur daughter..in a couple days..
ReplyDeleteOh I love Gnocchi, this is my all time fav Italian dish. Your's looks just mouthwatering, yummmmmmm!!!
ReplyDeleteGnocchi home made too.Sounds wonderfully delicious.How did I miss this recipe post??
ReplyDeleteOh, lovely, I would love to try this sometime!
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Tobias
very innovative and yummy recipe.Bookmarked this.
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