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Homemade Potato Gnocchi

Making gnocchi from scratch is one of those grounding kitchen skills that looks intimidating—but is actually very forgiving once you understand the feel of the dough.

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4

M

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1

lb

Potatoes, Yukon Gold or Russet — older potatoes are best

1

cup

All-purpose flour, plus more for dusting

1/2

tsp

Sea salt

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Potatoes matter: Avoid new potatoes—they hold too much water. Older Yukon Gold or Russet potatoes work best. | If dough feels wet: Try baking the potatoes instead of boiling (350°F / 180°C until tender) to reduce moisture. | Flour choice: Organic all-purpose works beautifully. Lower-protein flours make softer gnocchi but may need less flour. | Uncooked gnocchi can rest (covered) for a couple of hours. | Cooked gnocchi keep in the fridge up to 3 days. | To freeze: lay uncooked gnocchi on a tray, freeze 20 minutes, then transfer to a freezer bag.

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Homemade Potato Gnocchi

Making gnocchi from scratch is one of those grounding kitchen skills that looks intimidating—but is actually very forgiving once you understand the feel of the dough.

Prep

20m

Ingredients

Method

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M

I

1

lb

Potatoes, Yukon Gold or Russet — older potatoes are best

1

cup

All-purpose flour, plus more for dusting

1/2

tsp

Sea salt

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Notes

Potatoes matter: Avoid new potatoes—they hold too much water. Older Yukon Gold or Russet potatoes work best. | If dough feels wet: Try baking the potatoes instead of boiling (350°F / 180°C until tender) to reduce moisture. | Flour choice: Organic all-purpose works beautifully. Lower-protein flours make softer gnocchi but may need less flour. | Uncooked gnocchi can rest (covered) for a couple of hours. | Cooked gnocchi keep in the fridge up to 3 days. | To freeze: lay uncooked gnocchi on a tray, freeze 20 minutes, then transfer to a freezer bag.

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