My folks couldn’t believe how many fresh, hot gnocchi we children could eat.
Grandma's Secret Trick
When the family moved to the South, Grandma couldn't find semolina or farina in the grocery store. After some experimenting, she discovered that cream of wheat, either old-fashioned or the quick (but not instant) variety, made gnocchi almost identical to semolina gnocchi.
Fondly referred to as ‘mixed-up lasagna,’ Grandma served this dish whenever the grandkids slept over.
Grandmother’s Italian mother made the most distinctive meatballs-they were very big, and everyone got just one.
‘You could cook for hours and not prepare something as tasty as this quick dish,’ Grandma used to say.