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Gnocchi

Okay, although you need a recipe for all the gnocchi sauces, you can very easily make beautiful gnocchi dough in 15 minutes or so...

Okay, although you need a recipe for all the gnocchi sauces, you can very easily make beautiful gnocchi dough in 15 minutes or so without any sort of a recipe. That's the beauty of it.


INGREDIENTS:

  • 3 large (2 lbs) rustic potatoes

  • Water

  • 1 large egg

  • Salt

  • 1.5 -2 cups (225-300 g) All-purpose flour


INSTRUCTIONS:

Method:

  1. Add russet potatoes to a large pot and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Boil for 30-45 minutes.

  2. Remove and peel. Mash the potatoes into a large via a ricer or hand masher until smooth. Cool just enough to touch.

  3. Add in egg and mix until thoroughly combined then a generous pinch of salt.

  4. Start mixing in all-purpose flour until just combined. Add flour intermittently until it turns into a smooth bouncy dough.

  5. Divide into four even pieces, dust and begin rolling into a long tube and ¾” thick.

  6. Cut into 1” long segments. Refrigerate until ready to use or serve as is.

  7. Roll along a gnocchi press or use a fork to press in for the gnocchi design.

  8. Boil until the gnocchi begins to float and serve with desired sauce.

17 Comments


Laurin Memmhardt
Laurin Memmhardt
Apr 23

vegan and glutenfree version?


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joeapacheco
Dec 29, 2022

Why are the potatoes boiled whole, and not cut in smaller pieces like mashed potatoes?

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connor carlin
connor carlin
Dec 30, 2022
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So they stay dry. A wet dough will require more flour and make a gummy

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Jackson Bream
Jackson Bream
Jun 07, 2022

How many people will this recipe serve?

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Kate B.
Kate B.
Jul 22, 2022
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Roughly 2 people twice, or 4 people once, depending on how much you can eat.

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Adam Marple
Adam Marple
May 21, 2022

What am I doing wrong? It's never coming together as a dough, it's just a sticky mess. I've added roughy 3 and half cups of flour. I can still make a kind of "dumpling" that tastes good, but I can't roll it, or cut it, or shape it as gnocchi.

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Kat Richardson
Kat Richardson
Sep 02, 2022
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Maybe using left over potatoes would help. I always find if I start with cold potatoes that were cooked the day before I get the best result.

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Kate B.
Kate B.
Jan 29, 2022

Josh's Gnocci - Nutrition Facts, for those who are curious and/or macro tracking like me:


Per 200g serving (approx 12 - 13 pieces, depending on how big you makes yours. mine were around 2" x 1")


  • 424 Calories

  • 1.8g Fat

  • 87.8g Carbs

  • 12.7g Protein

  • 5.8g Fiber


Whole recipe yielded approx 964g of dough for me.

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