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First, wash the potatoes clean and prepare them.
(I heard that it's good for gnocchi because of its chewy texture, but you can also make it delicious with regular potatoes.)
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Steam or bake potatoes and cook them until they are plump.
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Mash the ripe potatoes well using a tool or hand.
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On top of the well-mashed potatoes, add the prepared starch, strong flour, Parmigiano Regiano (or Parmesan cheese) and a pinch of salt and pepper.
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Place the well-mixed dough on a flat plate and gently pat the potato so that it does not lose its texture.
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Roll the dough into a long roll, adding a little bit of strong flour until it doesn't pop.
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Cut the rolled dough into bite-size pieces using a scraper or knife and touch it in a circular shape.
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Add a spoonful of salt and cook in boiling water until slightly floating. (2-3 minutes)
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Put the slightly cooked gnocchi in a frying pan covered with olive oil and bake it until golden brown, and you're done preparing the gnocchi.
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For cream sauce, put garlic in an oil-heated frying pan first, stir-fry onions, bacon, and cheongyang peppers together, then pour whipped cream and boil them down.
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Pour the moderately boiled sauce into a bowl first, put the prepared gnocchi on it, and then sprinkle parsley and parmesan powder.
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In the case of rose sauce, stir-fry the prepared vegetables, etc. and boil down 150ml of tomato sauce and 50ml of whipped cream.
It's good to fry bacon, cut it into small pieces, and use it as decoration.