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Just came back from H.T. I asked for gnocchi at the service desk. They looked at me as though I had three heads!
Anyone know where I can locate fresh gnocchi?
I'd settle for frozen as well.
TIA
You mean gnocchi is NOT a two headed monster? Sounds like one to me
Thanks for all the ideas everyone.
I completely forgot that TJ's carries frozen gnocchi.
I just wish Charlotte had a place that sells fresh gnocchi, pasta and perogi.
There's a new business idea!
I bet it would do really well around here.
Your northern roots are showing! I would go to my closest Italian Village or Macaroni Grill and talk to the chef. Ask him if you could sub-order from their order, although I'm not sure that perogis are even in their menu. I'm rather picky with my gnocchi...even the ones I had in CT were not as good as the ones I had back in CA...go figure! I am missing potato pancakes and latkes as well.
If you ever want to take out, I had decent gnocci at, ready for this???? Buca de Beppi of all places. Yeah, I know.......cheezy Italian, but the gnocci was good. The gravy was what you'd expect from there, but the gnocci was darn good. They have a coupon on line for eat in and take out if you ever feel like trying it.
Lowe's Foods sometimes has it ( the one at the Promenade on Providence). Look in the case at the end of the frozen foods aisle, with the pasta that they have sent on (I think from NY or NJ??).
We just pack and load it up by the bags when we go up to Philly and when my parents come down they do the same so luckily we haven't suffered too much without the real stuff! You can also make it yourself...very easy and delicious!
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I would go to my closest Italian Village or Macaroni Grill and talk to the chef. Ask him if you could sub-order from their order, although I'm not sure that perogis are even in their menu. I'm rather picky with my gnocchi...even the ones I had in CT were not as good as the ones I had back in CA...go figure! I am missing potato pancakes and latkes as well.
Yeah, I know.......cheezy Italian, but the gnocci was good. The gravy was what you'd expect from there, but the gnocci was darn good. They have a coupon on line for eat in and take out if you ever feel like trying it.
my fave!
