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1 | 1/8 - 1/4 pound | butter (margerine) | |
2 | 1 | egg per # of potatoes | |
3 | 1 pound | potato | |
4 | 2 - 5 cups | flour - adjust for managing | |
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Directions
Boil potatoes (your choice regarding the peel). Once soft, peel
(if not already done).
Mash or press potatoes very fine., Mix eggs and butter w/ some flour to make a manageable liquid/paste Combine paste compound with mashed potatoes Add, and continue adding, some flour while keading into a dough. Continue until soft sticky, more dry than wet, for manageability >>opt 1 >> pull loose handfull of dough & roll into log about a finger thick. Pull off 1 or 1.5 inch pieces. >>opt 2 >> pull loose 1 or 2 tsp of dough and roll between palms into ball, then briefly roll into mini log. --Place the small dough rolls/logs on a flat sheet or pan, keeping them separate from others. >>opt 1>> FOR STORAGE --- Place full sheet in freezer till frozen (will not stick together). Pack in bags. >>opt 2>> FOR EATING NOW --- goto to instructions below.
-- With a utensil (spatula, long fork, …) gently stir and move gnocchi
to lossen them from bottom of pot.
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