this is a great opportunity to use store-bought versions. Rather than boil the gnocchi, I’m taking a cue from recipe developer Ali Slagle, who popularized the technique of crisping up store ...
I love to serve this mushroom ragu with store-bought gnocchi, but it’s delicious with any and all forms of pasta. It can be twisted with long noodles like spaghetti, stirred into orzo or spooned ...
Susan Ford, a commenter, is telling the truth: Crispy gnocchi are basically Tater Tots. Store-bought, shelf-stable gnocchi are best appreciated when seared until their outsides are crisp and their ...
In my latest recipe (below), a sheet pan of browned ... In this cozy, easy dinner, store-bought gnocchi, broccoli and little meatballs (made by pinching pieces of Italian sausage) roast together ...
This is a great recipe to get the kids involved in making. Gnocchi made with sweet root ... to be made in conjunction with a low-cost store-cupboard, for more details click here to see how our ...
Use the microwave to cook the potatoes for an easy gnocchi, or use shop-bought. This recipe needs a large slow cooker. To make the ragù, heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium–high heat and ...
Cook gnocchi in batches in a large saucepan of salted boiling water until firm and floating to the surface. Remove with a slotted spoon. Pour heated store-bought tomato passata (thinned down if ...