Roast tomato and mushroom gnocchi

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Roast tomato and mushroom gnocchi in creamy gorgonzola

By Ian Parsons October 21 2009
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Ingredients (10)

400 g rosa tomatoes
4 garlic — cloves, finely chopped
2 onion — medium, cut in 8
freshly ground black pepper
25 ml milk
250 g mushrooms — quartered
500 g gnocchi
200-250g g gorgonzola cheese
olive oil — for drizzling
2 rosa tomatoes
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Method:

I prefer to make this comforting dish in individual portions, but this is not essential. Prepare four oven-proof serving bowls. In each, place a quarter of each of the following: whole baby Rosa tomatoes; mushrooms; onions; and garlic. Drizzle with olive oil and put into the oven, preheated to 180º. Bake for 25-30 minutes. Cook the gnocchi in a pot of boiling water with a little salt and olive oil. For the creamy Gorgonzola sauce, break up the cheese into small pieces. With milk, add the cheese to a saucepan and melt. Add Gorgonzola sauce to the gnocchi and mix carefully (add more milk to the sauce if it is too thick, before adding sauce to gnocchi). Remove the roast vegetables from the oven; it should now be simmering in a thin broth. Carefully dish the gnocchi over the vegetables, leaving a space open in the middle for the vegetables to peek through. Garnish with black pepper. Enjoy with close friends and family and celebrate the goodness of life. 
 



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