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ITALIAN RECIPES TRADITIONAL AND CREATIVE 

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Recipe: Semolina dumplings (gnocchi di semola), Italian traditional recipe.

 

An easy and cheap basic recipe for various recipes, with a delicate taste

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GO TO THE SEMOLINA GNOCCHI RECIPES

BASIC INGREDIENTSSEMOLINA
typologyBASIC
ConservationPOSSIBLE
seasonWINTER
difficultiesLOW

Timetable

           served  45 MINUTES (minimum)
cooking 10 MINUTES

REST

15 minutes (MINIMUM)
 working   15 minutes  

 

INGREDIENTS FOR 4 PERSONS

SEMOLINAOZ 4+1/2125 GRAMS
MILK1 CUP250 CC
SALT1 PINCH1 PINCH
OLIVE OIL6 TABLESPOONS6 Tablespoons

 

Notes to the recipe: this is the basic recipe for making  this variety of dumplings. They are made with a special variety of semolina called in Italian "semolino". However the name would be very similar to the English name the product is different. In the fact the right translation of semolina is "semola". In Italy semola is the basic semolina flour, milled very fine, while the "semolino" has a coarser milling. The semola is the semolina flour with a coarser milling than the "semolino".

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