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Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude

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  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

    Word up!

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    HerbcoFood said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

    Word up!

    You just don’t know how much this made me laugh. My oldest boy takes after me with his passions for cooking and eating stuff and when I come up or find a new recipe which I share with him he normally either say “word up” or “turn up” ROFL!

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      Alot of work for tater tots. I do like Gnocchi, I may have to get out of my comfort zone on this one.

      “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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      • GWG8541G GWG8541

        Alot of work for tater tots. I do like Gnocchi, I may have to get out of my comfort zone on this one.

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        GWG8541 said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

        Alot of work for tater tots. I do like Gnocchi, I may have to get out of my comfort zone on this one.

        They are actually EASY to make. 20 minutes from start to plate. I sometimes do the traditional rolling on a fork to give it more convoluted surface area for the sauce to adhere but these I decided to keep them as little pillows/dumplings

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        • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

          HerbcoFood said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

          Word up!

          You just don’t know how much this made me laugh. My oldest boy takes after me with his passions for cooking and eating stuff and when I come up or find a new recipe which I share with him he normally either say “word up” or “turn up” ROFL!

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          Dr_Pain I usually use supple for food.

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            If using pre-packaged ricotta, do you just mix it in or is there a drying process needed for it also?

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            • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

              If using pre-packaged ricotta, do you just mix it in or is there a drying process needed for it also?

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              Grimpuppy said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

              If using pre-packaged ricotta, do you just mix it in or is there a drying process needed for it also?

              If using pre-packaged, make sure it is whole milk! I normally drain the whey that I can see and then spread it on 3 or 4 paper towel and place another 3 - 4 paper towel on top and put something on top to press it. If you have some butter Muslim, just drain for a day or so in the fridge. It should be moist not wet

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              • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                If using pre-packaged ricotta, do you just mix it in or is there a drying process needed for it also?

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                Grimpuppy make sure to adjust flour based on feel and not just by ingredients

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                • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

                  GWG8541 said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

                  Alot of work for tater tots. I do like Gnocchi, I may have to get out of my comfort zone on this one.

                  They are actually EASY to make. 20 minutes from start to plate. I sometimes do the traditional rolling on a fork to give it more convoluted surface area for the sauce to adhere but these I decided to keep them as little pillows/dumplings

                  f2de4912-1708-4cfe-98c1-4d25a10fadb3-image.png

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                  Dr_Pain said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

                  GWG8541 said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

                  Alot of work for tater tots. I do like Gnocchi, I may have to get out of my comfort zone on this one.

                  They are actually EASY to make. 20 minutes from start to plate. I sometimes do the traditional rolling on a fork to give it more convoluted surface area for the sauce to adhere but these I decided to keep them as little pillows/dumplings

                  f2de4912-1708-4cfe-98c1-4d25a10fadb3-image.png

                  They sorta of remind me of sinkers. A potato dumpling served buttered or wit browned and buttered cracker crumbs.

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                    Dr_Pain said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

                    GWG8541 said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

                    Alot of work for tater tots. I do like Gnocchi, I may have to get out of my comfort zone on this one.

                    They are actually EASY to make. 20 minutes from start to plate. I sometimes do the traditional rolling on a fork to give it more convoluted surface area for the sauce to adhere but these I decided to keep them as little pillows/dumplings

                    f2de4912-1708-4cfe-98c1-4d25a10fadb3-image.png

                    They sorta of remind me of sinkers. A potato dumpling served buttered or wit browned and buttered cracker crumbs.

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                    YooperDog The original gnocchi are made with potatoes and I believe that many countries have a variance of it. One that comes to mind is German spaetzle. That’s another very tasty dumpling

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                    • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

                      YooperDog The original gnocchi are made with potatoes and I believe that many countries have a variance of it. One that comes to mind is German spaetzle. That’s another very tasty dumpling

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                      Dr_Pain Reading that makes me want to have schnitzel now, thanks but no thanks…?

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                      • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                        Dr_Pain Reading that makes me want to have schnitzel now, thanks but no thanks…?

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                        HerbcoFood said in Ricotta Gnocchi (Gnudi) Basic Recipe by Claude:

                        Dr_Pain Reading that makes me want to have schnitzel now, thanks but no thanks…?

                        Heck Yea!! Let’s do it!!!

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