Gnocchi Alla Gigi

I tried Gigi for the first time at a restaurant called Bocci's in LaSalle, Québec about ten years ago and fell in love. This is my favourite pasta sauce in existence.
Gnocchi Alla Gigi
I tried Gigi for the first time at a restaurant called Bocci's in LaSalle, Québec about ten years ago and fell in love. This is my favourite pasta sauce in existence.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a large frying pan, sautée prosciuttini over medium high until the meat is pink and the fat is almost clear. No need to add oil or salt, the meat has more than enough!
- 2
Add mushrooms and green onions and continue to sautée for about ten minutes.
- 3
Add cream, half drained can of tomatoes, parmesan and wine... Bring to a boil and then lower heat to simmer for about fifteen minutes until thicken. If sauce is thinner than you like, slowly add some flour. Serve over pasta.
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