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For those interested here is my recipe for "green gnocchi"
GNOCCHI AGLI SPINACI (Spinach gnocchi with gorgonzola and speck cream) Category: First dish Nb persons: 4 1 k potatoes - (use the old one, because new are -to full of water 300 g spinach 250 g flour 1 egg Boil potatoes with skin till they are soft. When ready , drain, take away skin and mush them ( over a rolling board) when they are still hot. Then, let them cool. Steam spinach for some minutes (I have used frozen cubes), then squeeze very well and mince in a food processor. Spinach must be very dry: if you want to be sure they are perfectly dry, put them in a frying pan without seasoning and cook for some minutes. Add spinach to mushed potatoes, add one egg and flour and mix well with your hands. Dough must be not soft nor hard. Cut the ball of dough in four piece. take one piece at a time and roll it on the rolling board in order to obtain long snakes of dough (half an inch thick). Cut gnocchi (1 inch long) with a knife and put them over a floured napkin. If you want you can roll them over a fork to make stripes. When all gnocchi are ready, you can frozen them or you can cook in a big pan full of boiling and salted water to which you have added a TBS of olive oil. Gnocchi are ready when they come on the surface. Take them with a strainer and put in a bowl or in a frying pan with your preferred sauce. I like to eat them with ragł and reggiano cheese. With gorgonzola and speck cream or with a simple tomato sauce with basil. Gorgonzola and speck cream: Put some butter in a frying pan. When it is liquefied, add some chopped scallions and stripes of speck. Evaporate with white wine. Then add little pieces of gorgonzola cheese and some cream or milk or both. Sprinkle with black pepper and chopped parsley. Mix till gorgonzola is liquefied. Enjoy Pandora Nutritional facts per serving (daily value): Calories 261kcal Protein 10g (20%) Total Fat 2g (3%) Sat. 0g (2%) Chol. 47mg (16%) Carb. 51g (17%) Fiber 3g (13%) Sugars 1g Calcium 89mg (9%) Iron 5mg (29%) ---------- Exported from Shop'NCook 3.1 (http://www.shopncook.com) |
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Pandora wrote: For those interested here is my recipe for "green gnocchi" GNOCCHI AGLI SPINACI (Spinach gnocchi with gorgonzola and speck cream) Category: First dish Nb persons: 4 1 k potatoes - (use the old one, because new are -to full of water 300 g spinach 250 g flour 1 egg Boil potatoes with skin till they are soft. When ready , drain, take away skin and mush them ( over a rolling board) when they are still hot. Then, let them cool. Steam spinach for some minutes (I have used frozen cubes), then squeeze very well and mince in a food processor. Spinach must be very dry: if you want to be sure they are perfectly dry, put them in a frying pan without seasoning and cook for some minutes. Add spinach to mushed potatoes, add one egg and flour and mix well with your hands. Dough must be not soft nor hard. Cut the ball of dough in four piece. take one piece at a time and roll it on the rolling board in order to obtain long snakes of dough (half an inch thick). Cut gnocchi (1 inch long) with a knife and put them over a floured napkin. If you want you can roll them over a fork to make stripes. When all gnocchi are ready, you can frozen them or you can cook in a big pan full of boiling and salted water to which you have added a TBS of olive oil. Gnocchi are ready when they come on the surface. Take them with a strainer and put in a bowl or in a frying pan with your preferred sauce. I like to eat them with ragł and reggiano cheese. With gorgonzola and speck cream or with a simple tomato sauce with basil. Gorgonzola and speck cream: Put some butter in a frying pan. When it is liquefied, add some chopped scallions and stripes of speck. Evaporate with white wine. Then add little pieces of gorgonzola cheese and some cream or milk or both. Sprinkle with black pepper and chopped parsley. Mix till gorgonzola is liquefied. Enjoy Pandora Pandora...what is speck? tia...Sharon |
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"biig" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Pandora wrote: For those interested here is my recipe for "green gnocchi" GNOCCHI AGLI SPINACI (Spinach gnocchi with gorgonzola and speck cream) Category: First dish Nb persons: 4 1 k potatoes - (use the old one, because new are -to full of water 300 g spinach 250 g flour 1 egg Boil potatoes with skin till they are soft. When ready , drain, take away skin and mush them ( over a rolling board) when they are still hot. Then, let them cool. Steam spinach for some minutes (I have used frozen cubes), then squeeze very well and mince in a food processor. Spinach must be very dry: if you want to be sure they are perfectly dry, put them in a frying pan without seasoning and cook for some minutes. Add spinach to mushed potatoes, add one egg and flour and mix well with your hands. Dough must be not soft nor hard. Cut the ball of dough in four piece. take one piece at a time and roll it on the rolling board in order to obtain long snakes of dough (half an inch thick). Cut gnocchi (1 inch long) with a knife and put them over a floured napkin. If you want you can roll them over a fork to make stripes. When all gnocchi are ready, you can frozen them or you can cook in a big pan full of boiling and salted water to which you have added a TBS of olive oil. Gnocchi are ready when they come on the surface. Take them with a strainer and put in a bowl or in a frying pan with your preferred sauce. I like to eat them with ragł and reggiano cheese. With gorgonzola and speck cream or with a simple tomato sauce with basil. Gorgonzola and speck cream: Put some butter in a frying pan. When it is liquefied, add some chopped scallions and stripes of speck. Evaporate with white wine. Then add little pieces of gorgonzola cheese and some cream or milk or both. Sprinkle with black pepper and chopped parsley. Mix till gorgonzola is liquefied. Enjoy Pandora Pandora...what is speck? tia...Sharon it is smoked and raw ham. It's typical of Trentino Alto Adige anothern Italy region. Cheers Pandora |
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"Elisa" ha scritto nel messaggio ... "Pandora" wrote in message ... For those interested here is my recipe for "green gnocchi" snip wonderful recipe Thanks Pandora, Elisa You are welcome . I hope you understand ![]() Cheers Pandora |
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Pandora wrote: "biig" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Pandora wrote: For those interested here is my recipe for "green gnocchi" GNOCCHI AGLI SPINACI (Spinach gnocchi with gorgonzola and speck cream) Category: First dish Nb persons: 4 1 k potatoes - (use the old one, because new are -to full of water 300 g spinach 250 g flour 1 egg Boil potatoes with skin till they are soft. When ready , drain, take away skin and mush them ( over a rolling board) when they are still hot. Then, let them cool. Steam spinach for some minutes (I have used frozen cubes), then squeeze very well and mince in a food processor. Spinach must be very dry: if you want to be sure they are perfectly dry, put them in a frying pan without seasoning and cook for some minutes. Add spinach to mushed potatoes, add one egg and flour and mix well with your hands. Dough must be not soft nor hard. Cut the ball of dough in four piece. take one piece at a time and roll it on the rolling board in order to obtain long snakes of dough (half an inch thick). Cut gnocchi (1 inch long) with a knife and put them over a floured napkin. If you want you can roll them over a fork to make stripes. When all gnocchi are ready, you can frozen them or you can cook in a big pan full of boiling and salted water to which you have added a TBS of olive oil. Gnocchi are ready when they come on the surface. Take them with a strainer and put in a bowl or in a frying pan with your preferred sauce. I like to eat them with ragł and reggiano cheese. With gorgonzola and speck cream or with a simple tomato sauce with basil. Gorgonzola and speck cream: Put some butter in a frying pan. When it is liquefied, add some chopped scallions and stripes of speck. Evaporate with white wine. Then add little pieces of gorgonzola cheese and some cream or milk or both. Sprinkle with black pepper and chopped parsley. Mix till gorgonzola is liquefied. Enjoy Pandora Pandora...what is speck? tia...Sharon it is smoked and raw ham. It's typical of Trentino Alto Adige anothern Italy region. Cheers Pandora Thanks Pan...my friend's father is a sport fisherman who spends his winters in Florida. They catch a fish called speck.....Sharon |
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On Mon 09 Jan 2006 12:01:44p, serene wrote in rec.food.cooking:
What is speck, Pandora? I don't recognize the term. serene Take a look at item 3 on the page... http://www.igourmet.com/shoppe/shopp...3&subcat=Bacon -- Wayne Boatwright *æ* ____________________________________________ Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day. Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974 |
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On 9 Jan 2006 20:08:10 +0100, Wayne Boatwright
wrote: On Mon 09 Jan 2006 12:01:44p, serene wrote in rec.food.cooking: What is speck, Pandora? I don't recognize the term. serene Take a look at item 3 on the page... http://www.igourmet.com/shoppe/shopp...3&subcat=Bacon Cool, thanks, and thank you, too, Pandora -- I didn't see your response before I asked. serene |
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"serene" ha scritto nel messaggio ... What is speck, Pandora? I don't recognize the term. serene I Think I have answer this morning. Speck is smocked raw ham! Typical of Trentino Alto Adige (Nothern italian region). Look here. perhaps you recognize it. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D% 26sa%3DG cheers Pandora |
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"biig" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Pandora wrote: "biig" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Pandora wrote: For those interested here is my recipe for "green gnocchi" GNOCCHI AGLI SPINACI (Spinach gnocchi with gorgonzola and speck cream) Category: First dish Nb persons: 4 1 k potatoes - (use the old one, because new are -to full of water 300 g spinach 250 g flour 1 egg Boil potatoes with skin till they are soft. When ready , drain, take away skin and mush them ( over a rolling board) when they are still hot. Then, let them cool. Steam spinach for some minutes (I have used frozen cubes), then squeeze very well and mince in a food processor. Spinach must be very dry: if you want to be sure they are perfectly dry, put them in a frying pan without seasoning and cook for some minutes. Add spinach to mushed potatoes, add one egg and flour and mix well with your hands. Dough must be not soft nor hard. Cut the ball of dough in four piece. take one piece at a time and roll it on the rolling board in order to obtain long snakes of dough (half an inch thick). Cut gnocchi (1 inch long) with a knife and put them over a floured napkin. If you want you can roll them over a fork to make stripes. When all gnocchi are ready, you can frozen them or you can cook in a big pan full of boiling and salted water to which you have added a TBS of olive oil. Gnocchi are ready when they come on the surface. Take them with a strainer and put in a bowl or in a frying pan with your preferred sauce. I like to eat them with ragł and reggiano cheese. With gorgonzola and speck cream or with a simple tomato sauce with basil. Gorgonzola and speck cream: Put some butter in a frying pan. When it is liquefied, add some chopped scallions and stripes of speck. Evaporate with white wine. Then add little pieces of gorgonzola cheese and some cream or milk or both. Sprinkle with black pepper and chopped parsley. Mix till gorgonzola is liquefied. Enjoy Pandora Pandora...what is speck? tia...Sharon it is smoked and raw ham. It's typical of Trentino Alto Adige anothern Italy region. Cheers Pandora Thanks Pan...my friend's father is a sport fisherman who spends his winters in Florida. They catch a fish called speck.....Sharon You can try! ROTFL! |
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Pandora wrote: "biig" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Pandora wrote: "biig" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Pandora wrote: For those interested here is my recipe for "green gnocchi" GNOCCHI AGLI SPINACI (Spinach gnocchi with gorgonzola and speck cream) Category: First dish Nb persons: 4 1 k potatoes - (use the old one, because new are -to full of water 300 g spinach 250 g flour 1 egg Boil potatoes with skin till they are soft. When ready , drain, take away skin and mush them ( over a rolling board) when they are still hot. Then, let them cool. Steam spinach for some minutes (I have used frozen cubes), then squeeze very well and mince in a food processor. Spinach must be very dry: if you want to be sure they are perfectly dry, put them in a frying pan without seasoning and cook for some minutes. Add spinach to mushed potatoes, add one egg and flour and mix well with your hands. Dough must be not soft nor hard. Cut the ball of dough in four piece. take one piece at a time and roll it on the rolling board in order to obtain long snakes of dough (half an inch thick). Cut gnocchi (1 inch long) with a knife and put them over a floured napkin. If you want you can roll them over a fork to make stripes. When all gnocchi are ready, you can frozen them or you can cook in a big pan full of boiling and salted water to which you have added a TBS of olive oil. Gnocchi are ready when they come on the surface. Take them with a strainer and put in a bowl or in a frying pan with your preferred sauce. I like to eat them with ragł and reggiano cheese. With gorgonzola and speck cream or with a simple tomato sauce with basil. Gorgonzola and speck cream: Put some butter in a frying pan. When it is liquefied, add some chopped scallions and stripes of speck. Evaporate with white wine. Then add little pieces of gorgonzola cheese and some cream or milk or both. Sprinkle with black pepper and chopped parsley. Mix till gorgonzola is liquefied. Enjoy Pandora Pandora...what is speck? tia...Sharon it is smoked and raw ham. It's typical of Trentino Alto Adige anothern Italy region. Cheers Pandora Thanks Pan...my friend's father is a sport fisherman who spends his winters in Florida. They catch a fish called speck.....Sharon You can try! ROTFL! Thanks....two different items....lol....Sharon |
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Pandora wrote:
"serene" ha scritto nel messaggio ... What is speck, Pandora? I don't recognize the term. serene I Think I have answer this morning. Speck is smocked raw ham! Typical of Trentino Alto Adige (Nothern italian region). Look here. perhaps you recognize it. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D% 26sa%3DG cheers Pandora I Love Speck!!!! |
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"jake" ha scritto nel messaggio . nl... Pandora wrote: "serene" ha scritto nel messaggio ... What is speck, Pandora? I don't recognize the term. serene I Think I have answer this morning. Speck is smocked raw ham! Typical of Trentino Alto Adige (Nothern italian region). Look here. perhaps you recognize it. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D% 26sa%3DG cheers Pandora I Love Speck!!!! So do I! You can try to put it in your sage focaccia: GNAM! Cheers Pandora |
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Pandora wrote:
"jake" ha scritto nel messaggio . nl... Pandora wrote: "serene" ha scritto nel messaggio ... What is speck, Pandora? I don't recognize the term. serene I Think I have answer this morning. Speck is smocked raw ham! Typical of Trentino Alto Adige (Nothern italian region). Look here. perhaps you recognize it. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D% 26sa%3DG cheers Pandora I Love Speck!!!! So do I! You can try to put it in your sage focaccia: GNAM! Cheers Pandora What an excellent idea./ But I'll eat it with pretty much anything ![]() |