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#Learng how to make perfect potato gnocchi with Gordon Ramsay’s signature twist! Soft, pillowy, and full of flavor this gnocchi is easier than it looks and totally worth it. Stick around for a chef’s perspective on technique, tips, and what not to do!
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28 Comments

  1. Small thing: "gnocchi" is the plural. No need for "gnocchis". If you're not especially hungry, you could just have a single "gnoccho". 😉

  2. Wait, you don't need to boil them? I'm from Italy and in my city it's tradition to eat gnocchi the last carnival friday, but I've always had them boiled and then served with either butter and sage or tomato sauce (or ragù, but I don't like it much on gnocchi)

  3. It's been a while, but Vincenzo complained in one of his videos why they are crisping up the gnocchi. Made me think as to why. You spent much time making them nice pillowy just to fry them.

    Let's not mention the peas… British and their peas.

  4. I think these would go better in a thick, spicy version of a bolognese or a very creamy Alfredo with a little sriracha.

  5. I really want to know how a circular ricer compares to the sort I've always used, the clam rake wide ones.

  6. One thing that I wonder about with Italian cuisine, a lot of it feels like it is heavily steeped in tradition, where if you take a step out of line it is grounds for crucifixion. But if you look at Italian cuisine, the tradition is just find what you like and do it, steal things from other lands, whether it be ingredients or techniques. Potatoes, tomatoes, pasta, are all foreign and would never exist within it if the modern traditionalists existed hundreds of years ago.

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