Crispy roasted Gnocchi with Garlic Mushrooms (vegan)

This is an easy recipe for crispy roasted vegan Gnocchi with garlic mushrooms. These small potato dumplings are quick and easy to make gluten-free and so delicious!

Hi my dears, today I want to share a simple and delicious recipe for Crispy Roasted Vegan Gnocchi (potato dumplings) that is definitely one of my absolute favorite dishes. I make this easy recipe so often and it never gets boring.

For any reason, some people think Gnocchi are noodles, but actually, they are small potato dumplings. They’re just made of potatoes and a little bit of flour plus starch that helps the potato dumplings don’t fall apart. The classic Gnocchi recipe contains also eggs but if you make my recipe for Homemade Vegan Gnocchi, there are no eggs required! You can easily prepare your own and even vegan Gnocchi which taste as delicious as the regular classic potato dumplings.

I definitely prefer to make these potato dumplings from scratch, since they taste much better in my opinion when they’re homemade. Also, I know which ingredients they contain because I can choose them. It’s also possible to make this Vegan Gnocchi gluten-free. Instead of all-purpose flour, you can substitute a [amazon_textlink asin=’B004SBMCT4′ text=’glutenfree-flour blend’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’fitnessbianca-21′ marketplace=’DE’ link_id=’ea350202-07b8-11e9-a434-0b4fed683102′].

Click here for the recipe: Homemade Gnocchi (vegan)

I usually prepare more of this delicious potato dumplings and then freeze them in batches, so that I always have some on hand when I want to serve a quick and easy dinner or lunch.

I like Vegan Gnocchi best when they’re crispy pan-fried with mushrooms, garlic, and pine nuts. Also, my beloved garlic basil-parsley pesto is a perfect addition to this easy recipe. If you want to serve this dish with other vegetables, you can head over my recipe for my Vegan Gnocchi vegetable stir-fry.

However, these potato dumplings taste also very good when they’re just cooked. You can serve them with a delicious juicy tomato sauce (such as this creamy “cashew tomato sauce“) or my beloved Vegan Mac and Cheese sauce. It’s really a dish to die for and so easy to make!

But now let’s finally get to the recipe. I hope you’ll love it too.

Crispy roasted Gnocchi with Garlic Mushrooms (vegan)

Author: Bianca Zapatka

Recipe for crispy roasted gnocchi with mushrooms and garlic basil parsley pesto - quick and easy to make - vegan and delicious! 😉

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Prep Time 5 mins

Cook Time 15 mins

Total Time 20 mins

Course Basics, Lunch & Dinner

Servings 2 serves

Ingredients

• 300 g (gluten-free) gnocchi (recipe is linked in the text)
• 1 red onion
• 1 garlic clove
• 250 g mushrooms
• 2 tbsp olive oil
• salt & pepper

Toppings (of choice):

• pine nuts
• garlic basil parsley pesto
• fresh basil or other herbs of choice
• nutritional yeast flakes

Instructions 

• Prepare Homemade Gnocchi with this recipe (or use store-bought Gnocchi).
• Peel onion and cut into strips.
• Peel garlic and chop.
• Clean mushrooms and slice.
• Heat up oil in a pan and roast gnocchi for about 5 minutes each side.
• Add garlic, onions and mushrooms and roast for 5-10 more minutes until goldenbrown and crispy. Season with salt and pepper.
• In the meantime toast pine nuts in another pan without oil.
• Serve your roasted gnocchi with the pesto and sprinkle toasted pine nuts, fresh basil (or other herbs of choice) and nutritional yeast flakes on top as desired.
• Enjoy! 🙂

Notes

• You could also use Sweet Potato Gnocchi to make this recipe.

Nutrition is calculated automatically and should be used as estimate.

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Here’s another version of the recipe – made with ravioli instead of gnocchi:

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