Gnocchi alla Sorrentina

Now on my way from Rome to Positano, Ya gotta take a train from Rome to Naples, the pizza capitol of the world. Then from Naples, you need to get to a place called Sorrento. Just off the coast of Sorrento is the island of Capri, and if you drive around the coast line of the Sorrentine peninsula, then you’ll run into the famed Amalfi coast. But on that journey, there is a very good reason to stop in sorrento. I’m talking about gnocchi alla sorrentina, soft pillowy gnocchi, in sweet tomato sauce,

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how to make LIGHT and DELICIOUS GNOCCHI DI POMODORO

Today we learn how to make light, pillowy, delicious potato gnocchi di pomodoro. Gnocchi is actually a dumpling, not a pasta but it is just as delicious and easy to make. You can make gnocchi with ricotta as well as potato. Your support keeps the show running and is very much appreciated. If you'd like to leave a donation for this recipe, please click HERE. Thank you!

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