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Tender, soft, pillowy, and savory Gnocchi are a must-make recipe. This recipe is made with only 4 ingredients and is fantastic enjoyed with almost any pasta sauce. Easy preparation, cooking, and freezing means you’ll be saying goodbye to store-bought gnocchi in no time!

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38 Comments

  1. Have you ever tried gnocchi (or KOPYTKA (Polish version)) with buttered breadcrumbs? It's AMAZING. That's how my Polish family eat kopytka – that, or with bacon!

  2. Thought I've heard of stuff but never knew you could make gnocchi with ricotta and not potato? Sounds delicious. Also thanks for showing every day kitchen alternatives to professional methods. Totally helps level the playing field lol.

  3. I’ve enjoyed watching your channel develop. Just sharing a tip as I watch you peel the potatoes. I’ve used a ricer and the skins stay in the equipment and only the potato comes out. It’s much quicker. I cook potato first unpeeled. Then use the ricer.

  4. In Argentina, where I’m from, there’s this tradition of eating gnocchi on the 29th of the month. People celebrate prosperity by putting money under their plate. Thank you for the recipe. I will definitely attempt it.

  5. Nonono gnocchi must be done only with boiled old potatoes with the skin, peeled and mashed, then assemble them very warm with the least flour possible: absolutely no eggs! Only like this way you'll get the best gnocchi ever: it's an Italian masterpiece and can't be ever done the way in the video!

  6. Wow you are awesome! Every time I do 1 of your recipes my family can’t believe I cooked it, thank you so much beautiful man❤wow excellent,😊

  7. My nonna always cooked the potatoes complete with the peel and all. For an hour or so (till fork tender like he says) so they would absorb as little water as possible. And then peel them and mash them while still hot (not sure if there was a reason for that).
    Been following her recipe for over 20 years and it has not failed me once.
    Love gnocchi. My favourite food (specially if dad made them).
    No idea the proportions I do. I just go by the way the dough feels.

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