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Learn how to make homemade gnocchi with expert tips on creating a great tomato sauce from scratch in this free online video recipe series.
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Learn about the ingredients for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to prepare the meat for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn about the sauce ingredients for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to cook onions for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to cook the meat for the sauce for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to cook the sauce for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to boil water for potatoes for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to peel potatoes for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to mash potatoes for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to boil water for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Get tips for preparing the dough for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to separate the dough for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Get tips for cutting the dough for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Get tips for shaping the dough for homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Get tips for cooking homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to serve homemade gnocchi with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Learn how to cook homemade gnocchi in the oven with mozzarella with expert tips for Italian cooking in this free online video recipe.
Gnocchi is a dumpling dish made of potato, semolina, flour or ricotta cheese, and can be made with or without spinach. It is traditionally an Italian dish, but has become very popular in several South American countries as a cheap but hearty meal. While gnocchi is often listed among pasta dishes in restaurants, and is cooked in a similar manner, it is not technically a pasta and can fall apart easily if overcooked. Generally best if made fresh, gnocchi is frequently served with a tomato sauce, brown butter and sage sauce, or with melted butter and cheese.
In this free cooking video series, our expert will demonstrate how to make a delicious gnocchi recipe. You will learn how to prepare the potatoes for gnocchi, and how to mix the potatoes with the other ingredients to create gnocchi dough. Our expert chef will also show you how to make a homemade tomato and meat sauce to accompany your gnocchi. This is a great recipe that is both versatile and hearty, and one the whole family is sure to love.
Angela Faiola Angela Faiola has a strong background in cooking. Raised in New York by her non-English speaking, Italian grandmother, she was taught numerous traditional Italian recipes. In memory of her grandmother, Angela shares her recipes with her two daughters to pass them on to future generations. She has had exposure to two completely different cooking styles, those of northern and southern Italy. For twenty-five years, she entertained in Italy at daily summer family gatherings. She would prepare for everyone as they willingly pitched in for all the food costs.dkdk
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