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Italian pasta-like dumplings made of potato or semolina.
Examples of gnocchi in a Sentence
Favorite menu items include baked dips, pan-fried ravioli, gnocchi and antipasto platters.
Diayn continued with a millefeuille of seabass with chorizo and herb gnocchi, tomato compote and avocado puree, marinated artichokes.
Recipes include red hot soup, butternut squash and semolina gnocchi, and plum compote.
The eclectic international menu also covers Mexican fajitas and a massive range of Italian pasta and gnocchi dishes.
And for the vegetarian (me) there was home made gnocchi with tomato sauce and asparagus.
Use the cling fim to add the gnocchi in batches, about twenty at a time.
Other local kinds of pasta include gnocchi and lasagna.
When the water reaches a rolling boil, cook the gnocchi in batches.
Or maybe swordfish loin wrapped in vine leaves with potato gnocchi, grapes and lemon butter?
Try the risotto alla marinara or the gnocchi with tomato and basil, both at E8.50 (£ 6 ).
Gnocchi, risotto, squid braised with tomatoes, and white wine are included in her masterpiece.
There are a number of recipes that offer an alternative to favorite foods not allowed on the Atkins diet, including manicotti and gnocchi, cheesecake, and various pies and other desserts.
The steakhouse's appetizers are known for their creativity, like the lollipop lamb chop and the truffle gnocchi.
As for pasta, you get the convenience of choosing among penne, ravioli, fettuccine, spaghetti, tortelloni, risotto, gnocchi, cappellini or linguini, and whatever sauce you want to top it.
This Italian restaurant serves hearty classics, such as lasagna and gnocchi, along with traditional as well as an impressive list of white pizzas.
Guests can choose from a variety of pasta entrees, such as gnocchi, penne vodka, baked penne parmigiana and lasagna.
Quick bites like the popular cheesy garlic bread and slower food like the gnocchi round out a comforting menu.