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Don’t be intimidated by the homemade pasta in this recipe — gnocchi is time consuming but simple, and so worth it.
By Jehanne Ali
Gnocchi with Spinach and Dill Sauce
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- Author: Jehanne Ali
- Total Time: 1 hour 5 mins
- Yield: 2-3 1x
Description
rown the butter in the saucepan and add in the garlic and pine nuts. Throw in the spinach and stir fry until slightly wilted. Add in the dill, sour cream and season with salt. Tip in the cooked gnocchi and divide into servings.
Ingredients
Potato Gnocchi
- 3 large russet potatoes, boiled and mashed
- 1 1/4 cup ’00’ flour ( or plain flour)
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 large egg
Spinach and Dill Sauce
- 1 packed cup spinach
- a small bunch dill
- 1 tbsp sour cream
- a few sprigs fresh oregano
- 2 tbsp unsalted butter
- 3 tbsp pine nuts
- 1 clove garlic, mince
- salt to season
Instructions
Potato Gnocchi
- Mix all the ingredients and form a ball. Divide into 3 small balls and form a long strip from each dough ball. Cut into 1/2 inch length.
- Using fork tines, roll the small pieces to form ridges.
- Boil for few minutes in hot boiling water until the gnocchi float, which is al dente.
Spinach and Dill Sauce
- rown the butter in the saucepan and add in the garlic and pine nuts. Throw in the spinach and stir fry until slightly wilted.
- Add in the dill, sour cream and season with salt. Tip in the cooked gnocchi and divide into servings.
- Prep Time: 45 mins
- Cook Time: 20 mins
- Category: Main
Jehanne is an enthusiastic baker, food blogger, mother and wife all in one. She swaps her scalpel from her day job as a doctor to kitchen utensils in the evening and creates magical treatment of healthy treats for her family, which she shares in her blog, The Cooking Doctor. She is a firm advocate of healthy eating and always believes that honest and healthy food will steer you clear from the doctors.
Full disclosure: we made this recipe with store-bought gnocchi, but the sauce was fantastic and so simple and fast to prepare!!
Be wary of the size of your russet potatoes. Since the recipe does not indicate how much potatoes should be used by weight, particularly large russets will require much more flour and egg for the dough so that the gnocchi don’t disintegrate upon boiling.