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Introduction to Pasta

Gnocchi
Gnocchi with Chestnut and Fontina Sauce | Gnocchi with River Trout and Tomato Soffritto | Gnocchi Sauces

Lasagna
Chicken Polpettine Lasagna | Lasagna Ragu | Salmon Lasagna | Vincisgrassi in Timbal

Pappardelle
Pappardelle with Duck Umbrian Style | Pappardelle | Papparedelle with Poppy Seeds

Polenta
Polenta e Ceci | Polentae Fagioli

Ravioli
Ravioli of Artichokes | Ravioli of Fish | Ravioli Della Nonna

Risotto and Rice
Rice Gorgonzola | Rigatoni Cauliflower | Riso in Cagnon | Risotto Variations | Chicken Pumpkin Risotto | Pigeons and Harrietville Raspberries with Risotto Risotto with Seafood

Spagetti
Spagetti Aglio e Olio | Spagetti Aglio Olio e Peperoncino | Spagetti Amatriciana | Spagetti Cauliflower | The orginal Spagetti Marinara with Oysters | Spagetti alla Marinara | Spagetti with Spinach and Bacon | Spagetti with Cold Tomato and Basil Sauce | Lumachone

Tagliatelle
Tagliaelle Saporitissme | Tagiaelle with Tomatoes

Tortelloni
Tortelloni Radicchio


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Gnocchi Sauces

There is an unwritten law in Italy for gnocchi, they should be made while your sauce cooks. Because for Italians making gnocchi is so easy. With practise, you can make gnocchi for 6 in one hour. Boil the potatoes first, prepare the sauce and whilst that is cooking start the gnocchi, then cook and eat straight away. The first three of these 'sauces' are very quick to make so can be left till when gnocchi is being blanched. However with the Napoli Sauce, follow the traiditonal mixim and start it first.

Blue Cheese

Potato gnocchi are delicious with Gorgonzola. Blu Castello is also good and not as strong Just melt the cheese in a pan with a little water (some people use wine, but it's not necessary) and then toss gnocchi through. Can add parmesan at end. Simple and good.

Sage Leaves and Brown Butter

Take a knob of butter per person , melt and let brown in a pan. Toss 3-4 sage leaves per person into the very hot butter for a minute till they start to get crisp. Pour over the cooked gnocchi.

Sugar, Cinnamon and Butter

Combine sugar and powdered cinammon to taste. Melt butter but do not allow to brown, stir through the sugar and cinammon and fold through the gnocchi

Gnocchi Dough Preparation



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