gnocchi
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- noun
- /ˈnɑːki/
:
ñoqui
- I'm so excited for these stuffed gnocchi with tomato sauce.
- potato gnocchi
- gnocchi with Gorgonzola
- gnocchi recipe
And I just think most people haven't tried real gnocchi.
- And I just think most people haven't tried real gnocchi.
- I think that's one thing that's clearly evidence you're smoking an egg over Applewood searching uni over gnocchi.
Examples
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I love the fluffy, hand-rolled gnocchi served with creamy sauce at the Italian restaurant.
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Saturday was homemade beet and potato gnocchi with fresh beet greens, arugula, and shaved Parmigiano Reggiano cheese.
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I ordered every gnocchi on the menu.
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I was hoping to try gnocchi.
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I love gnocchi and I promised myself if I ever came to Italy, I would eat as much gnocchi as I could.
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I'd like to try the gnocchi.
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The gnocchi were rather large and sure to be gummy at that size.
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We're back and I've decided for dinner I'm going to make us a tomato and mozzarella gnocchi bake.
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We serve the gnocchi with some beautiful greens, and we poured the broth tableside.
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For dinner, I prepared a delicious dish of gnocchi topped with freshly grated cheese and basil.
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Etymology
Gnocchi comes from the Italian word gnocco, which means 'lump' or 'knot'. So the name simply describes the food: gnocchi are little lumps of dough, small dumplings you boil or bake.