Recipe
Ingredients
For the gnocchi
- 1 celeriac (450-500g)
- 500 g floury potatoes
- 300 g wholemeal flour
- Nutmeg
For the sauce
- 140 g Gorgonzola
- 100 g light cream
- Salt, pepper
- 24 hazelnuts
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Boil the potatoes, let them cool down, peel them and mash them. Do the same with celeriac. Mix the two mashes together, season to taste with salt, pepper and nutmeg. |
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Add flour and mix all the ingredients. |
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Flour your counter and shape your gnocchis dough into small long lumps. |
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You should have in the end around 15 lumps. |
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Cuit each lump into pieces (2 àto 3 cm long). |
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Put each piece of dough on a fork to shape the gnocchi. |
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Here is the result. Not as perfect as the ones you’ll find in the supermarket butr ours are hand made, not using machines! |
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Bring a large quantity of salted water to the boil. Cook the gnocchis until they float on the surface. |
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Rince them rapidly in order to remote the excess of starch (important). |
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Drain the gnocchi. |
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Now let’s cook the sauce… Cut the hazelnuts and cook roast them rapidly in a pan. Then add cream, cheese, salt and pepper. Let simmer for 3 or 4 minutes. |
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Mix with the gnocchi. DONE! |
Nutrition
Made with light cream, this recipe has a good nutritional profile. Served with a salad, it is a perfectly balanced meal.
Environment
This recipe has a low environmental impact. This is very often the case with starch-based dishes which are very good sources of energy for the body (“fuel”) without rerquiring much energy to produce them. In a nutshell, the cyclist’s pasta dish the night before a race is both very good for the planet and the body!
Wine match
With this disk I recommend o Jurançon from the South-West of France. These wines have a very good acidity and are usually a very good match for blue cheeses like the one we have in our sauce. You can choose a jurançon sec (dry), but a jurançon moelleux (sweet) will be perfectly suitable as well. As a matter of fact, people very often tend to forget that jurançons moelleux are not only very good dessert wines but also very good table wines.
Génial ton blog Marion !
J’adore le cuisine et tout particulièrement provençale et mediterranéenne.
D’ailleurs si ça peut t’intéresser, j’ai trouvé un super article ce matin justement, sur l’histoire de la meilleure cuisine du monde : http://www.newsofmarseille.com/histoire-de-la-meilleure-cuisine-du-monde/