gnocchi
a dish of little dumplings made from potatoes, semolina, flour, or a combination of these ingredients.
Origin of gnocchi
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How to use gnocchi in a sentence
That means that even gnocchi, pastries and pates are made in-house by his staff of 24, which includes 18 chefs.
I know plenty of women in their late thirties and early forties who are having happy, healthy, gnocchi-tushed babies.
When you come back, you will eat with a double appetite, and I will make gnocchi of polenta for dinner.
Casa Braccio, Volumes 1 and 2 (of 2) | F. Marion CrawfordPasticcio di Maccheroni is an excellent macaroni pie, and gnocchi di Patele are little knobs of paste boiled like macaroni.
The Gourmet's Guide to Europe | Algernon BastardThen drop the gnocchi one by one into boiling salted water and boil for ten minutes.
The Cook's Decameron: A Study in Taste: | Mrs. W. G. Waters
And we are going to have gnocchi done in a special way with cheese.
December Love | Robert HichensThe gnocchi and the olives must certainly have disagreed with me.
Post-Prandial Philosophy | Grant Allen
British Dictionary definitions for gnocchi
/ (ˈnɒkɪ, ɡəˈnɒkɪ, ˈɡnɒkɪ) /
dumplings made of pieces of semolina pasta, or sometimes potato, used to garnish soup or served alone with sauce
Origin of gnocchi
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