Easy and Quick Potato Gnocchi


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  1. Fin
    Fin says:

    From Portsmouth, UK.
    I use frozen mashed potato for this recipe. I balance the water content with flour, and mix in fine-grated parmigiano; I must try your topping, though.

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  2. Chris Andersen
    Chris Andersen says:

    Genius was exactly the word I used as well. Talk about a game changer. I love gnocchi, and I’ve always been intimidated watching traditional recipes. Everything I need from this video I have already.

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  3. Gisel Silva
    Gisel Silva says:

    Every 29th in a month is a gnocchi day in Uruguay and Argentina, so we prepare them specially every month, for our children and family to experience the taste of our traditions while living in the USA.

    A little story of why on the 29th:

    Gnocchi or ñoqui arrived in Uruguay and Argentina when Italian immigrants came in the 19th century, who brought with them traditional recipes for pizza, pasta and ñoquis de papa.
    Saint Pantaleo, who is a very beloved saint, who is said to have performed many miracles was canonized on the 29 of July. So the tradition of the 29th was originally instated to honor him.
    In more recent days the 29th of the month was just the day before payday — people got paid on the first of the month — so by the end of the month, money was tight and all that was left in the pantry was potatoes and flour. Ñoquis were the perfect solution as they are filling, delicious, and inexpensive.
    Some people like to place money under their plate while enjoying the meal as a tradition for good luck.

    I make them from scratch every 29th and this recipe is great when cooking for a large family. Thank you so much!

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