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Pan-Fried Gnocchi with Lemon-Sage Sauce

Pan-Fried Gnocchi with Lemon-Sage Sauce

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Active time: 45 min
Total time: 45 min
Serves: 4
Homemade gnocchi pan-fried until golden. Reduced dark chicken stock makes up this delicious lemon-sage sauce.

Chef's notes

Recipe Links: Homemade Potato Gnocchi Dark Chicken Stock After cooking the gnocchi in water, it is best to chill them in the refrigerator prior to frying. Chilling ensures they will get a nice, crispy crust during frying.

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5 Comments

  • Liz S
    Liz S •
    I made and cooked the gnocchi in the morning and refrigerated what I needed as per the recipe so it was really quick to prepare at dinner time. I don't have a gnocchi paddle so I took another reviewer's suggestion about using a fork. I just put each one in the palm of my "cupped " hand , stroked with the fork and got into a good rhythm. They looked pretty good with a nice curl. They browned nicely and were super tender. The sauce was also very good. I served them with pan fried veal chops and so also made a bit of sauce with the sucs using white wine and a little cream. I love gnocchi and knew 8-10 per person wouldn't be enough for us so I served 16 and could have eaten more!
  • Greg I
    Greg I •
    I love the look of the rich, glossy sauce but my partner is vegetarian. Can you suggest an alternative sauce along these lines?
  • Dawn T
    Dawn T •
    How about good old tomato sauce or maybe some sort of mascarpone and sage sauce or even just a simple sage butter sauce.
  • Riaz M
    Riaz M •
    would balsamic vinegar for added acidity help?
  • Eric W
    Eric W • Rouxbe Staff •
    Hi Riaz, for added flavorings, please give it a try and see how you like it! ~Eric

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