This creamy sausage gnocchi has a very good flavor and is satisfying. Made with chicken sausage, mushrooms and parmesan, you’ll love all the complementary flavors of this refreshing pasta dish.
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When you want to add a bit of variety to your pasta night, this creamy sausage gnocchi is the way to go. I love how delicious and delicious this recipe is, and how easy it is. You’re going to love this dish!
Flavor: This creamy sausage gnocchi is made with delicious sausages, earthy mushrooms and cheesy parmesan with nuts. This flavorful dish is very satisfying. Texture: Gnocchi has a dense texture that is perfect for absorbing delicious sauces. This recipe covers the pasta with a creamy, rich mushroom tomato sauce mixed with sausage chunks. Time: This 30-minute meal is perfect for busy weekday nights. Ease of Use: Using semi-homemade sauce saves time and effort, making this simple recipe extremely convenient.
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Ingredient Notes
Gnocchi– You can use any kind of gnocchi you like. Keep an eye on cooking time and avoid overcooking and mushyness. Vegetables, onions, garlic and baby bella mushrooms add a thick texture and rustic flavor to this delicious dish. Fresh Mushroom Prego Sauce – I like this sauce for this recipe. This is because it adds more mushroom flavor and pairs well with other ingredients. Heavy Cream – This will make the sauce richer and creamier. Parmesan Cheese – This cheese adds nuts, salty, and cheesy flavor to the sauce. Chicken Sausage – This adds a meaty, flavourful flavour to your dish, but it can also be used as an alternative to other types of sausages.
Add-ins and replacements
Going to Meatless Things – If you want to eat meatless sauce, go ahead. This tomato gnocchi recipe is very flavorful even without the addition of sausages. Change the pasta – If you can’t find gnocchi or prefer something a little lighter, switch between your favorite pasta, such as spaghetti, penne, and more. Pasta works with this creamy sauce, even gluten-free pasta. Try another vegetable – not everyone loves mushrooms, so try fresh spinach, broccoli or pepper. You can also find a variety of sauces in the store, depending on the vegetables you choose. Substitute another meat – you can also make this with Italian sausage, ground beef, or ground pork.
How to make creamy sausage gnocchi
Cook the sausages. Remove the chicken sausage casing and cook in a large frying pan over high heat. Add the onion and garlic. Once the sausages are cooked, add the chopped onions and add the garlic to the skillet. Stir over medium heat until the onion passes through and appears translucent. Add mushrooms and tomato sauce. Add the sliced mushrooms and saute until cooked. Next, pour in the kindergarten of fresh mushrooms.
Pro Tip: There is no need to add oil to the frying pan as sausages naturally have lots of fats to coat the pan.

Add the cream. Stir easily and add heavy cream. Let the sauce simmer. Cook the gnocchi. Meanwhile, cook the gnocchi in salted water and drain it. Add gnocchi, cheese and salt. Once the sauce has simmered, turn off the heat and add the cooked gnocchi, grated Parmesan cheese and salt. Mix and serve until well combined.

Recipe Tips
Remove the sausage casing. Before cooking the sausages, remove the casing so that the meat falls apart in the sauce. This will also release more flavors. Slowly add heavy cream – Once you’ve come to this step, slowly pour the cream in and avoid bundling it. Do not overcook the gnokki. Remove them as soon as you see Gnokki floating on the surface. If you overcook them, they resort to mash. Pre-Make the Sauce – If you want to have this dish but don’t have much time to cook, prepare the sauce in advance. You can make the sauce a few days in advance and store in the fridge until you are ready to prepare the pasta.
FAQ
Nocchi (pronounced Nyawk-Kee) is an Italian dumpling pasta usually made from potatoes, semolina or flour. They are very filling and taste good and taste good with a rich flavorful sauce.
If you don’t have heavy cream, you can replace it with full fat coconut milk or combine it with melted milk butter to create rich ingredients with sauce flavor and thick creamy. The flavors may vary slightly, but they will still be tasty.

Provide suggestions
This creamy sausage gnocchi is meaty, rich and stuffed. I like serving it with bread, salads, soups and vegetables.
Bread: Serve this pasta with bread to keep a delicious sauce. Try this focaccia bread, rustic bread (overnight), sourdough bread, or a buttery brioche bread. Salad: Start your meal with a spinach salad, cucumber tomato feta salad, broccoli cranberry salad, or couscous rugucola salad. Soup: Serve this creamy sausage gnocchi with a bowl of tortellini soup, baked potato soup, broccoli cheddar soup, or a simple French onion soup. Vegetables: Pair this pasta dish with some sautéed garlic asparagus, roasted Brussels sprouts, crunchy air fryer broccoli, or air fryer green beans.
Create this recipe in advance
Go ahead: You can cook pasta and store sausage tomato sauce in the fridge for a day or two, for 2-3 days. Place both in an airtight container. When you’re ready to serve, combine warmly. It is best to pre-clean the gnocchi out of the sauce as it can become soft and mushy after a while.
Storage: This creamy sausage gnocchi is kept in an airtight container in the fridge for about 2 days. Because of the way to tender the sauce when poured into the sauce for a long time, it cannot be left fresh for a long time.
Freeze: You can freeze this creamy chick knock, but you need to do it individually. Freeze the gnocchi dumplings in a sheet pan to prevent them from getting stuck together, and transfer them to a ziplock freezer bag when freezing. The tomato sauce can be frozen in a ziplock bag while lying flat at first, then stand up and store to save the room.
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Creamy Sausage Gnocchi
This creamy sausage gnocchi is a delicious pasta dish with chicken sausage, mushrooms and cheese. The bites are delicious and satisfying.
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Serving: 8
calorie: 468kcal
Instructions
Once the sausages are cooked, add medium chopped onion and two chopped garlic cloves to the skillet.
Stir over medium heat until the onion passes through and appears translucent.
Stir briefly and add 2 tablespoons of heavy cream. Let the sauce simmer.
Once the sauce has simmered, turn off the heat and add cooked gnocchi, 3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese, and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Mix until well mixed.
Note
Remove the sausage casing. Before cooking the sausages, remove the casing so that the meat falls apart in the sauce. This will also release more flavors. Pre-Make the Sauce – You can make the sauce a few days in advance and store it in the fridge until you are ready to prepare the pasta. Do not overcook the gnokki. Remove them as soon as you see Gnokki floating on the surface. If you overcook them, they resort to mash.
nutrition
calorie: 468kcal | carbohydrates: 50g | protein: 27g | fat: 19g | Saturated fat: 5g | cholesterol: 86mg | sodium: 2013mg | potassium: 298mg | fiber: 4g | sugar: 4g | Vitamin A: 672iu | Vitamin C: 6mg | calcium: 149mg | iron: 6mg

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