Gnocchi without Potatoes with Eggplant and Tuna

Today a first course that has given me a lot of satisfaction, the GNOCCHI WITHOUT POTATOES WITH EGGPLANT AND TUNA… I assure you, a delicacy. I had some friends over for lunch and I didn’t want to, but above all I didn’t have the time to make the classic potato gnocchi. So I put together water, flour, and oil and made some super quick and delicious gnocchi with this truly amazing eggplant, tomato, and tuna sauce. Try it too and let me know!!!!

Today a first course that has given me a lot of satisfaction, the GNOCCHI WITHOUT POTATOES WITH EGGPLANT AND TUNA.
  • Difficulty: Very Easy
  • Cost: Very Cheap
  • Rest time: 30 Days
  • Preparation time: 10 Minutes
  • Portions: 4
  • Cooking methods: Stove
  • Cuisine: Italian
  • Seasonality: All Seasons

Ingredients

  • 12 oz gnocchi (made from flour)
  • 10.5 oz oval black eggplant
  • 6.3 oz tuna in oil
  • 2 anchovies in oil
  • to taste extra virgin olive oil
  • to taste salt
  • 3 cluster tomatoes
  • to taste basil
  • 3.5 oz bread

Tools

  • Blender
  • 1 Pan
  • 1 Grater

Steps

  • The first thing to do is the gnocchi without flour, you will find the recipe among the ingredients

    flour gnocchi
  • Cut the tomatoes into pieces.

  • Also cut the eggplant into chunks.

  • In a pan, heat the EVO oil and minced garlic.

  • Add the eggplants.

  • When the eggplant has absorbed the oil well and softened, add the anchovy fillets.

  • Add the tomatoes.

  • the basil.

  • In a blender, coarsely grate the bread.

  • Toast it in a pan with a drizzle of EVO oil.

  • Add a ladle of hot water.

  • Pour the gnocchi directly into the pan with the sauce and sauté them.

  • Add the tuna.

  • and finish with the fried bread crumble.

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Hello everyone and welcome to my blog. My name is Francesca, a true native of Taranto. I love cooking desserts and traditional dishes, and my inspiration comes from the women in my family. Photography, for me, is about capturing the moment… in a shot, you hold your breath and then start again, savoring every little detail as you develop it. Why Ethra? She was the wife of Phalanthus, the founder of Taranto, the Spartan city. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you all… there are already so many of you following me. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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