Is Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi GF?
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Not only are cauliflower gnocchi a low-carb, gluten-free version of regular potato gnocchi that taste faintly of roasted cauliflower, but they sell for under $3/bag at my local Trader Joe's. The gluten-free potato gnocchi I currently buy at the regular grocery store costs $7.99..
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Do I need to boil gnocchi first before frying? The simple answer is NO. I've tried it this way a few times but it makes no difference to the cooking time (it actually takes longer because you have to boil them first) or the taste or quality. Simply toss them straight from the bag into a pan and fry.
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High heat and lots of fat. You want to sear them very quickly so they do not have time to stick. Also keeping the pan in constant motion stops them from being in one place long enough to stick. We actually just made this crispy gnocchi with pesto last night..
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