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I used four regular-sized potatoes.
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Wash thoroughly and steam the potatoes.
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Mash the steamed potatoes. It's easy to crush it when it's hot.
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I put 1 cup of flour paper into the mashed potatoes. Mix the potatoes and flour.
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Add 1 egg + 2 spoons of cheese powder + a little salt and knead. I think it would be good to adjust the dough concentration with flour.
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I put flour on the cutting board in case the dough gets stuck. Divide the dough into a size that is easy to eat.
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And press it down with a fork
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You can shape it.
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Dip the flour in a bowl to prevent the dough from sticking.
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When the water boils, add the dough. Don't put it all in at once, but put it in little by little.
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When the dough is cooked, it floats over the water. When it comes to mind, boil it for a little longer and then take it out.
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I took it out in a sieve and washed it with cold water. And remove the water.
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Drain and coat with olive oil.
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Please make the sauce now. I think you can prepare vegetables with the ingredients you have. Cut it into bite-size pieces, please.
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Grease the pan slightly and stir-fry the vegetables. I don't stir-fry it for a long time.
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They put in a small half bottle of commercial sauce and a cup of milk. The commercial sauce was a bit salty, so I added milk. I think you can add or omit milk to your taste.
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When the bubbling sauce boils, add the potato gnocchi.
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You can boil it for a little longer and finish it off.
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Potato nocchi dough using tomato sauce is chewy and delicious. You use a lot of cream sauce, but tomato sauce is good, too. It's very simple to make Italian gnocchi at home. Make more delicious dishes and snacks with seasonal potatoes and eat them.