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Most gnocchi recipes start the same way: boil or bake your potatoes, mash, mix, roll, cut. Fine. Predictable. A little boring, honestly.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s my twist. I cook the potatoes right on the grill, straight in the coals. No foil, no pan, just potato and fire. <\/p>\n

It sounds a little reckless the first time you try it, but the payoff is real: the skins char, the inside steams itself soft, and you end up with a deep, smoky flavor baked right into the potato before it ever becomes gnocchi. <\/p>\n

A few charred bits sneak into the mash, and that\u2019s okay. It\u2019s better than okay. It\u2019s what makes the flavor so unique.<\/p>\n

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What is grilled gnocchi<\/h2>\n

Gnocchi is a classic Italian potato dumpling. The soft, pillowy bites are made from mashed potato, flour and egg. <\/p>\n

Traditionally the potatoes are boiled or baked. My homemade gnocchi recipe brings the whole thing to the grill: I cook the potatoes directly in lit charcoal until they\u2019re tender inside and charred outside. <\/p>\n

That smoky depth carries all the way through the finished dumpling, turning a simple weeknight pasta into something with real backyard flavor.<\/p>\n

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