By Patience Gray and Primrose Boyd
Published 1957
In Italy, gnocchi are made either from a mixture of cooked potato and flour or from semolina cooked in milk. In most recipes both of these mixtures are bound with egg. Some recipes for the potato and flour version omit the egg, but its inclusion adds to the nutritive value of the dish as well as acting as a binding agent for the other ingredients.
Text © Patience Gray and Primrose Boyd. Illustrations © David Gentleman.
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