When I don't have a lot of time, I make this simple version of gnocchi with italian pesto. You could add nuts to your pesto for an extra crunch or some dried pepperoncini

I used Smitten Kitchen's recipe for the potato gnocchi, but then mixed it with my favourite pesto sauce instead of tomato broth, which just seemed too virtuous for me.

One and a half potato ,change it to delicious food :)

Recipe from our friendly neighbor Tim

I found fresh basil in a local produce shop at a rest stop on the highway...You can keep this in the fridge for 1 week. You can also freeze it, so when I make it, I put half in the fridge, and the rest in small batches in the freezer.I only have a juicer so I used 100ml of oil (as it doesn't blend very well). 80ml is OK if using a food processor. Recipe by Saretta

This is basically only made with flour, but has a lot of eggs for a chewy texture! Children also have fun making these noodles. It takes some work, but it's definitely worth it! You can also mix these noodles with a shrimp wine sauce, grilled chicken, etc.Knead well until the dough becomes elastic. The amount of flour used when rolling out the dough is really important. If you leave the dough overnight, take it out of the refrigerator early so that it can return to room temperature before rolling it out. Recipe by Jay to Gon

I wanted to make basil pesto using fresh aromatic basil direct from a farmer.Dry-roasting nuts gives extra flavour. You can divide it up into small portions and store in the freezer. If you store in the fridge for a while, keep only portions you will use. Flatten the surface and pour the olive oil on it to avoid any discolouring.If you leave some nuts chunks when you use the food processor, you can also enjoy the nutty texture. Recipe by KiwieKiwie

Because the basil was abundant outside and the fall is approaching, it was time to make pesto and pasta for that matter.