Produce Made Simple challenged me to developed a recipe featuring rutabaga. What's the challenge? Take this odd looking and often overlooked root and make it something that you might actually want to eat. Challenge accepted! Rutabaga Gnocchi here I come. I made this gnocchi from scratch then lightly tossed it with a Lemon and Thyme sauce. Deeelicious. They seemed to think so to.
I think the only way I had been served rutabaga before now, was mashed, which is kind of like mashed potatoes, except super disappointing. It was definitely time for an upgrade.
To make this recipe, I cooked the rutabaga and mashed it, then mixed it with flour to make a simple dough. Roll it out, slice that up, pop it in boiling water, and tah dah! Rutabaga Gnocchi.
Toss this with my simple Lemon and Thyme sauce, or whatever sauce you think would be fab, and feature rutabaga as the fabulous root it really is.
Get the recipe on Produce Made Simple.
Bon Appetegan!
Sam.
Feature Ingredient: Rutabaga.
Kia says
Just made this gnocchi and it was delicious! Thanks for a great recipe and a creative way to use the rutabaga in my CSA basket!
Sam Turnbull says
You're very welcome! So happy you enjoyed it Kia!
Vegan Gal says
Girl, this looks amazing! I have seen large rutabagas in my grocery store and I usually walk right past them because I have no idea what to do with one. I have been overwhelmed by these ominous vegetables but now I have courage and an innovative recipe to justify buying one and whipping up something tasty.
Samantha Turnbull says
Haha! Great! So glad you feel inspired. I know, rutabagas are sp overlooked. Not anymore!
itdoesnttastelikechicken says
Gnocchi is so yum! It's fun to play around with different starches to change the texutre and flavour. 🙂
Meredith @ Unexpectedly Magnificent says
I've never had rutabaga before, but I loooooooove gnocchi! This looks mouthwatering! 🙂