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Learn how to make a Ricotta Gnocchi Recipe. Visit http://foodwishes.blogspot.com to get more info, and watch over 350 free video recipes.

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  • no cayenne?

  • fill a plastic bag with the dough, cut the corner off about 1/2"-3/4" up, squeeze the bag and take your kitchen shears and snip as the dough snakes out. they come out looking like cute little pillows! (and it's ten times faster/easier than the canelles spoon to spoon method)

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  • Ok. Gracias 

  • This seems to be more of a dumpling type thing. Real gnocci is stiffer like a dough, rolled into a rope then cut into bite size pcs. After that you press your thumb into the middle of the piece and run it down the tines of a fork creating ridges for the sauce. The little dimple from your thumb holds sauce too. Chef John love everything you do but this one is not your best.

  • In England, we call English Peas:

    Peas

  • dang I'm starving... YUMMMM

  • HI Chef john, when will y our site be back up? I am trying to get the recipe for Riccotta Gnocci and the site is down..

    Thank you john, you are the BEST chef of all time, you've helped me ALOT with cooking for my family

    a presto !

    Dominic

  • Hmmm... I wonder if this would work with cottage cheese. I think I will try this tomorrow and do a double gnocchi event.

  • @divixmage now what kind of a person would say that?

    oh, yes. one that fantasises about his cat's anus all day.

    JKKKKK:)

  • @ttony21powex oh I see.

  • @Principalies Actually traditional gnocchi didn't have potatoes. The use of potatoes in gnocchi didn't start until around the 16th century, but they've been around much longer simply as little dumplings.

  • @Principalies he said "ricotta" gnocchi in the title

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