Ingredients

How to make it

  • Remove the rind and the green part before cutting pumpkin in large pieces and cooking it in lightly salted water. When cooked strain and transfer to a board. Add the flour a little at a time and a pinch of salt adding more flour if the dough is to soft. Everything depends on the flourishess of the pumpkin itself.Knead all the ingredients well to obtain a fairly soft and elastic dough. Form the dough into finger-thick rolls, then cut into three-quarter inch pieces. Form the gnocchi into their characteristic hollowed shape against the back of a fork.(I like to use a grater to form them. Boil the gnocchi in plenty of salted water a few at a time so that they do not stick together. Remove with a slotted spoon as they float to the surface. Transfer to individual plates cover with plenty of melted butter and sprinkle with Parmesan, Serve piping hot.
  • FOOTNOTES:
  • These make a tasty main or side dish. If served as a main dish I have a green salad alongside. For myself when I make these I use lactose-free margarine and lactose-free Parmesan cheese as I am lactose intolerant. How many it makes depends on how big you make the gnocchi. I put serves three but could be for 2 or 4. Do not use a food processor to mash the pumpkin because you will have a glob of glue like substance. These freeze very well. Put them uncooked on a cookie sheet so they don't stick together, when frozen put in freezer bags.

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    " It was excellent "
    Cosmicmother ate it and said...
    The whole family LOVED it!! It was so quick and easy to prepare! I used canned pumpkin puree, 2 cups worth and it worked out beautifully.
    More info in IMI: Pumpkin Gnocchi
    October 2018
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  • nanny1291955 8 years ago
    i made this with sweet potatoes in place of pumpkin- very yummy- i can buy sweet potatoes year 'round but not pumpkin- so it is great anytime:-)
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    " It was excellent "
    BuckwheatQueen ate it and said...
    This recipe is awesome! It works with gluten free, all-purpose flour too (a mix of medium-grind rice flour and potato flour-works like a charm). I used roasted pumpkin (slow cooker or oven) instead of boiling to avoid too much water. These work with sweet potatoes too. Add some fresh sage to the butter in the end and...yummmmmmm! They freeze beautifully! I keep these frozen in individual portions for my hungry teenagers' midnight refrigerator raids-they go crazy for them. Thanks again for a keeper Eastcoaster.
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  • MikeyfromAR 8 years ago
    Got to try this one.... Love Pumpkin, Love Gnocchi!!!!
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