Variation On A Classic Dish

Potato Gnocchi

with Sage, Parmesan Cheese and Red Wine
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Potato Gnocchi

Potato Gnocchi - Simple gnocchi with spicy accents

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Health Score:
68 / 100
Difficulty:
moderate
Difficulty
Preparation:
1 hr 10 min.
Preparation
Calories:
466
calories
Calories

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Nutritional values

The Mediterranean meal provides plenty of potassium thanks to the potatoes. Potassium is a mineral that plays an important role in the functioning of all cells, especially nerves and muscles. Egg yolk and wholemeal wheat flour provide us with additional zinc; the trace element is essential for core functions such as digestion, reproduction and growth.

If you replace 50 grams of flour with 50 grams of durum wheat semolina or polenta, the gnocchi get more bite and taste more hearty. In addition, you can freeze the cams well and save yourself the long preparation.

1 serving contains
(Percentage of daily recommendation)
Calorie466 cal.(22 %)
Protein14 g(14 %)
Fat20 g(17 %)
Carbohydrates49 g(33 %)
Sugar added0 g(0 %)
Roughage7.5 g(25 %)
Vitamin A0.2 mg(25 %)
Vitamin D0.6 μg(3 %)
Vitamin E1.5 mg(13 %)
Vitamin B₁0.3 mg(30 %)
Vitamin B₂0.2 mg(18 %)
Niacin6.8 mg(57 %)
Vitamin B₆0.6 mg(43 %)
Folate69 μg(23 %)
Pantothenic acid1.5 mg(25 %)
Biotin6.7 μg(15 %)
Vitamin B₁₂0.5 μg(17 %)
Vitamin C21 mg(22 %)
Potassium745 mg(19 %)
Calcium264 mg(26 %)
Magnesium89 mg(30 %)
Iron2.6 mg(17 %)
Iodine18 μg(9 %)
Zinc2.8 mg(35 %)
Saturated fatty acids11.1 g
Uric acid59 mg
Cholesterol115 mg
Development of this recipe:
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Ingredients

for
4
Ingredients
1 ½ lbs mealy potatoes
2 shallots
1 tsp olive oil
1 ½ cups Red wine (or broth)
½ cup Port wine (or grape juice)
1 egg
5 ozs very fine Whole wheat flour (or flour type 405)
salt
peppers
Nutmeg
cornstarch
4 sprigs Sage
3 ozs aged Parmesan
2 ozs butter
How healthy are the main ingredients?
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Preparation

Kitchen utensils

1 Pot, 1 Small pot, 1 Skillet, 1 Measuring cups, 1 Cutting board, 1 Large knife, 1 Small knife, 1 Teaspoon, 1 Peeler, 1 Sieve, 1 Fine-mesh sieve, 1 Slotted spoon, 1 Potato ricer, 1 Lid, 1 Bowl, 1 Wooden spoon

Preparation steps

1.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 1

Scrub potatoes and cook in a small pot of boiling water until knife-tender, about 30 minutes.

2.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 2

Peel the shallots and finely chop. Heat oil in a pan and sauté the shallots until translucent. Add red wine and port. Simmer over medium heat until reduced by 2/3, 10-20 minutes.

3.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 3

Pour wine mixture through a fine sieve and set aside.

4.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 4

Drain the potatoes, rinse and then peel while still hot.

5.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 5

Pass potatoes through a ricer.

6.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 6

Separate egg (reserve egg white for another use). Combine potato mixture with egg yolk and flour, season with salt, pepper and a pinch of freshly grated nutmeg and stir until a smooth dough.

7.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 7

Cut dough into quarters and roll each into a rope, about 1 cm (aproximately 1/2 inch) in diameter. 

8.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 8

Cut each rope into 2 cm (approximately 3/4-inch) pieces. Sprinkle work surface with cornstarch and place dough pieces on top. 

9.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 9

Rinse sage, shake dry and pluck leaves. Shave cheese with a vegetable peeler.

10.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 10

Place the gnocchi in a pot of boiling salted water. Reduce heat immediately and let the gnocchi simmer until they rise to the surface, about 5 minutes. Meanwhile, melt butter in a pan and cook until slightly browned. Add sage leaves to butter.

11.
Potato Gnocchi preparation step 11

Remove gnocchi from pot with a skimmer. Drain well and toss to coat with the browned butter and sage. Reheat wine mixture. Place gnocchi on a plate and drizzle the wine sauce around it. Sprinkle with cheese and serve.

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