Pillowy soft vegan and gluten-free homemade gnocchi made from sweet potato, flour and salt. Whip these up to serve with pasta sauce or vegetables and salads for an impressive, wholesome and comforting meal.
After becoming recently obsessed with gnocchi and using the store-bought kind, I knew I had to make my own and this is my first result. Although, I did make a few batches a couple of years ago and the photos are recipes have been sitting in my folders all this time. But I am really impressed with this new and improved recipe! I opted for sweet potato just to change things up as I love sweet potatoes – the flavour, colour and texture is amazing. Roast them up until tender and soft and allow to cool fully before mashing the flesh with a fork. The only other two ingredients you’ll need for this Sweet Potato Gnocchi are GF flour and salt. Knead it all together to form a soft dough but be careful to now over-knead otherwise you may get tough gnocchi and no-one wants that.
While my rolling and shaping skills may need a little more work, I am very much looking forward to perfecting it. But here is the recipe first as lots of you have asked for it after posting a step-by-step on my Instagram stories a few days ago. Once you have brought the dough together, divide into 4 pieces, roll into log-shapes and cut into gnocchi pieces. Then press a fork into each piece to add texture or skip this step if you prefer rounder gnocchi shapes.
The wonderful thing about this Sweet Potato Gnocchi is how quickly it cooks, like all gnocchi. Pop them into a boiling pan, don’t add too many as they need enough room to float to the surface. This is when you know they’re done. Remove them with a slotted spoon and continue to cook them all. Now you can either use this cooked gnocchi straight away or you can fry them! I’m surprised that I went with the pan-fry option, but I am now hooked. Heat a little bit of oil and fry lightly to form char marks and a slightly crisp edge – it’s even better than you’d imagine.
Serve this Sweet Potato Gnocchi with anything you want like pesto, tomato sauce (like this Olive Ragu sauce), Sun-Dried Tomatoes and Chickpeas, or this super fresh Tricolore salad. Literally meaning three colours, I’ve channelled all the classic tomato flavours and colours with red tomatoes, fresh green leaves and herbs and creamy white vegan feta (or other cheese). I’ve also thrown in some juicy sweetcorn and a tangy balsamic and mustard dressing. Stir it all together and enjoy this homemade meal for lunch or dinner.
I hope you will love this Sweet Potato Gnocchi and Tricolore Salad recipe. They are easy to make, impressive and wholesome. Making homemade gnocchi feels like such an achievement, meaning it tastes even better, while being hearty, vegan and gluten-free. I think this may just be my latest cooking obsession… watch out for cauliflower gnocchi coming soon.
If you are looking for more easy and wholesome savoury recipes, why not try my Mediterranean Butterbeans with Potato Wedges, Green Shakshuka with GF Flatbreads, Simple Red Pepper and Spinach Dahl or Roasted Red Pepper and Cauliflower Harissa Traybake.
Pillowy soft vegan and gluten-free homemade gnocchi made from sweet potato, flour and salt. Whip these up to serve with pasta sauce or vegetables and salads for an impressive, wholesome and comforting meal.
A vibrant, wholesome and delicious fresh gnocchi pasta salad with tomatoes, sweetcorn, fresh herbs and salad leaves. With added vegan feta cheese, it’s an easy vegan and gluten-free lunch or dinner.
I look forward to hearing what you think of my Sweet Potato Gnocchi and Tricolore Salad- let me know in the comments below. Tag me in your creations, too – I’m @nourishing.amy on Instagram and use the hashtag #nourishingamy. I’m also on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest – please say hello!
With sweet potato gnocchi love x
Hey Amy. . Your above Sweet potato Gnochi looks delicious 😋 and the salad looks amazing as well. Can you use any veggies in the salad and I have never tried gnocchi before? My favourite flavour and splendid photography as always! I am drooling as always 😁🌱xxxx Saves to my WordPress collection
Thank you, hope you give it a go, gnocchi is great! x
Sorry I am late posting comments just catching up with your new blog updates xxxx
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