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WATCH VIDEO Peel and cut potatoes into cubes |
Place cut potatoes into a pot with hot water with a teaspoon of salt on medium high heat |
POTATO RICER This tools takes any boiled potato |
Easy way to know if the potato is done take a wooden spoon and choosing the biggest potato piece Poke the potato if the knife breaks the potato easily without a snap then it is ready |
Using the RICER and a strainer with a handle place each spoonful of potato in the RICER and close |
This will press the potato and will make to a consistency like above |
After pressing all the potato thru the RICER you are ready to begin putting together your potato dough |
Add two eggs and a teaspoon of Salt |
Add one cup of flour |
Begin to work with a wooden spoon keeping in mind that the potatoes are still hot |
Keep adding flour until you get it to working ready |
Dust your rolling area |
Place dough on area and fold flour into the dough until it is firm enough to work |
When the dough is ready place on a cutting board cut into working pieces |
WATCH HERE Roll out into long rolls |
IF YOU DECIDE TO FREEZE AND KEEP IF FOR ANOTHER DAY take cooking sheet and line with aluminum foil Sprinkle flour and place the gnocchi in the cooking sheet Put in freezer and bag after frozen |
IF YOU DECIDE TO COOK RIGHT AWAY Fill up pot with hot water and salt Once boiling drop the Gnocchi |
Stir and keep an eye on gnocchi |
Since this is mostly cooked just wait for them to float to the top and let boil for 5 minutes |
Strain them out, Place on place and top with favorite Tomato Sauce and Grated cheese |
Either way have it, enjoy it, refrigerate it or freeze for a later date.
Any way you have it try it and ENJOY
Thank you for taking your time to read this. If you have any comments please post them. Questions, suggestions, hate mail, fan mail or anything you can write to me CookingMyBrain@hotmail.com.
Thank you for taking your time to read this. If you have any comments please post them. Questions, suggestions, hate mail, fan mail or anything you can write to me CookingMyBrain@hotmail.com.
See you later
Leo
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