Famous Light as a Feather Gnocchi
2 large free range eggs, beaten
250g plain flour
salt and pepper
Cook the potatoes in salted boiling water until they are tender. Drain well and mash throughly – or pass through a ricer or food mill for extra lump-free ness! Allow to cool. Add the beaten eggs, flour, salt and pepper. Mix lightly with your hands – but not too much – we need the gnocchi to be feathery light, remember?!
Put on a big pot of fresh salted water to boil.
On a floured surface, roll handfuls of the mixture into long sausage shapes. Cut into two cm pieces and toss in flour to prevent the gnocchi sticking to one another. Once you’ve made about ten – drop them into the boiling water. When they float, they are cooked! Keep warm (with a drizzle of olive oil) in a big bowl covered with foil until you’ve cooked them all. Drizzle some more oil on them to stop them sticking to each other – or drop them straight into a bubbling pot of your chosen sauce!


I can now vouch for your recipe…we followed it to a T and enjoyed a most delicious, featherlight gnocchi dinner for Easter Sat. Thanks.
i luff gnocchi! i made it with beets once. crazayyyyyy.
Check you out indeed! That looks deee-licious!
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Gnocci looks good by the way! Have great day hopefully it'll fine up!
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Perfect Pip! I made basil pesto today, lovely timing! x
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You totally read my mind! I stopped at my lovely roadside veg shop on Monday to get some taters to make gnocchi on the weekend & asked the lovely grocer to save me a box of tomatoes on Friday to make passata- YUMMO!!
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Delish, Pip! Being Italian, I love a good bowl of gnocchi and your recipe is spot on – mine go straight into sauce, no oil beforehand. It's a bit of extra work but I like to roll them off an upturned fork with my thumb – it creates lines (from the tines of the fork) down one side and a divot (from your thumb) on the other side. These help the gnocci to "hold the sauce" as you eat it!
I'd rather be having that for breaky instead of my museli that I'm eating now. Yum! Do you deliver?
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That sounds so quick, easy and delicious. I am going to give these a try this week. Thank you for sharing the recipe!