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Tag Archives: gnocchi
Ricotta Gnocchi
It’s the end of June (where did the month go?), and the temperatures are beginning to rise. That said, it’s nice to have gnocchi which cooks in 60 seconds, and with a quick toss in a pan of your sauce … Continue reading
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven
Tagged asparagus pesto, gnocchi, quick dinners, Sarcone's bread, what to make for dinner
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Gnocchi with Mushrooms and Arugula Pesto
My boy never met a chicken he didn’t like – or a pot roast or pork chop. Every now and then, I switch it up and make a meal that’s tasty enough so he doesn’t miss his beloved meat – gnocchi with … Continue reading
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven, News
Tagged arugula pesto, gnocchi, meatless meals, what's for dinner
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Ricotta Gnocchi with Tomatoes, Olives, and Capers
Making gnocchi is something I’ve always shied away from – perhaps because I’ve eaten very good gnocchi as well as warm mounds of elementary school paste. Then I remembered that my son and his classmates made gnocchi in sixth grade. Which … Continue reading