1 package gf gnocchi
1 lb fiddleheads, cleaned of their papery shells
1/3 lb ramps
2 spring onions
a big handful of fresh mushrooms, sliced
1 T olive oil
salt and pepper
Bring a pot of salted water to boil, and cook gnocchi 2-3 minutes. Drain and toss in a little olive oil, then sautee over medium heat until slightly browned on all sides. Meanwhile, steam the fiddleheads for 5-8 minutes, until fork tender. Slice the spring onions thinly, then the ramp bulbs, setting aside the onion tops and the ramp greens. Sautee the onions in a little olive for 5-10 minutes until softened and starting to brown. Add the mushrooms and cook until browned, then add the greens from the ramps and the onion tops. Cook until softened. Toss in the gnocchi, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and enjoy!

I love fiddleheads although I pick my own locally. When my husband tried steaming them I thought they came out bitter. I usually boil them in chicken broth and then saute with melted butter and this year some wild onions we found growing with them.
ReplyDeleteI have a recipe for gluten free butternut squash gnocchi. Easy to make a large batch and freeze for later use.
What brand of gnocchi have you found that is gluten-free? This would be such a time saver for me. Thanks
ReplyDeleteAre ramps not the most delicious thing? I did some deep fried in a beer batter this week (the first deep fried food of the year, so it's okay :)). There's a festival in Elkins, WV, where they grind them into hamburger and cook burgers. They're a bizarre shade of booger green but oh, are they good!
ReplyDeleteAmy- Nuovo. I linked to them in the post, but http://www.flickr.com/photos/jillelise/4579304868/in/photostream/
ReplyDeleteGF Vegan Gnocchi?! You are so lucky! Fiddleheads, too? Wow... jealous!
ReplyDeleteGF and Vegan Gnocchi, cool! Did you find this at WF? Tried the Sunshine burgers you posted on last week. They are so good!
ReplyDeleteThose Gnocchi look ammazing. We went 100% plant based end of February and I do not miss it. I feel better and have lost seven pounds. There are so many ways to cook veggies. Can't wait to see some more vegan recipes :)
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think of fiddleheads flavor-wise? I've always been underwhelmed, but maybe I didn't make them to their best effect. And welcome to CT! Don't know if you're anywhere near Fairfield, CT, but there's a really good natural supermarket called Mrs. Green's that has a fair amount of gluten-free stuff and really good prepared foods.
ReplyDeleteI am also very concerned about your 'gluten-free' tagging of this post.
ReplyDeleteGnocchi, though made with potato are rolled in flour. It is possibel to make GF gnocchi, but I have never seen a packaged version. What brand did you use?
~Lori Janreau, RD.
http://runningglutard.blogspot.com/
I have never seen GF gnocchi! How interesting. I still wish to make my own, but this packaged version would probably be great in a time when you're busy! Love how fresh this all looks. You know I've never had a fiddlehead? Never even seen one. Must be a Northern thing, LOL! They are pretty though!
ReplyDeleteooohhhh GF gnocchi!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link, I've never seen Nuovo before, I'll definitely be on the lookout!
I grew up in CT - enjoy!
Lori-
ReplyDeleteI understand your concern, however this is a totally gluten free blog. There is a link, both in the comments and in the post to more info about the gluten-free gnocchi that I used here. The brand is Nuovo, they are carried in wholefoods and gluten-free.
Glad to see you back and that your move was a successful one.
ReplyDeleteI'm thrilled to hear about GF gnocchi; that's something I've really missed and have been unmotivated to make my own. I'll definitely look for it at Whole Foods! :)
ReplyDeleteI got the gf gnocchi and they were awesome! We sprinkled fresh just a little fresh grated parmesan cheese over them and it was heaven! Also served gf cheesecake for dessert so it was a good night! Thanks for sharing and helping to make our dinner fantastic and gluten free! The sunshine burgers are fantastic and a must have now!
ReplyDeleteI have never had fiddleheads, but have always wanted to try them! This looks delicious! Good luck on the unpacking!
ReplyDeleteLovely post! I love the gnocchi and the fiddlehead ferns.
ReplyDeleteHey! I'd love to send you a press release! Our bakery is now selling Gluten Free Cupcakes in Ohio. We also ship Nationwide.
ReplyDeletePlease email your contact info at Sarah@MainStreetCupcakes.com
Thanks!
that does look delicious! and GF gnocchi? what a find! enjoy your vegan month! look forward to seeing your new recipes/experiments
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