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As you make gnocchi more and more frequently and get used to the process of making the dough, you can gradually lower the amount of flour. And less flour means more potatoey flavor. The salt.

Stick to a heat-friendly container and an ordinary plant fiber wicking material. Light the wick with an open flame (like a match or lighter) and enjoy the ambiance. 3. Light Up a Jug . With a ...

Like their kissing cousin, pasta, Italy’s diminutive dumplings pair well with a thousand sauces. Tomato, cream, pesto, even a simple butter melted with fresh sage all pair perfectly well.

2. While potatoes are still warm, add 1 1/2 cups flour, 1 teaspoon salt and 2 beaten egg yolks or 1 beaten egg. Cut ingredients together with a bench scraper or mix by hand until dough comes together.

As our thoughts turn once again to starchy sides — as they are wont to do — can’t we for once have some dadblasted gnocchi? As good as it is, gnocchi’s like that crazy Uncle Shadrach you ...

Surely you've seen a UV light. They used to be popular at parties because they would make some materials on your clothes look like they were glowing.

You don’t need a ton of space or materials to make this robot. Jeremy S. Cook. If you want an easy project to complete in a day or so, or something to introduce kids to the world of robots and ...

When deciding what and where to plant, take time to consider how shrubs will be affected by natural light levels ...

Don’t make everything the same white: White is the go-to when creating a light, bright and open space, but a room that’s entirely the same shade washes everything out.To avoid flatness ...