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pasta
recipe:

gnocchi romaine
ingredients
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milk
|
500
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ml
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semolina
|
100
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gm
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| egg
yolk |
1 |
|
pc |
| grated
parmesan |
25 |
|
gm |
| butter |
25 |
|
gm |
| tomato
sauce |
250 |
|
ml |
| salt
& pepper |
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|
sq |
production
- Boil the milk in a thick bottom pan, sprinkle in the
semolina, stirring continuously
- Stir to the boil
- Season, simmer until cooked; approx. 8 minutes
- Remove from the heat
- Add in egg yolk, cheese and butter; mixing well
- Pour into a greased tray, 1 cm deep
- When cold, cut into rounds or lozenge shapes
- Place the debris into the bottom of an earthenware dish
and arrange the shapes on top
- Sprinkle with cheese and gratinée
- Serve with a thread of tomato sauce
chef notes:
Gnocchi
is an Italian word that means small little dumplings and
there are three main classical types:
Parisienne:
made with a choux paste
Romaine:
made with semolina
Piemontaise:
made with potato pulp

| abbreviations: |
lt |
=
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litres |
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ml |
=
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millelitres |
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kg |
=
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kilograms |
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gm |
=
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grams |
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tsp |
=
|
teaspoon |
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tbs |
=
|
tablespoon |
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sq |
=
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sufficient
quantity (add to taste) |
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pc |
=
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piece,
meaning a whole one of |

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