Originally Posted by
StuckInYYZ
Thanks! I never thought about using them as breading. The shepherd's pie was interesting as I didn't bother crusting it, but it wasn't supposed to be a feast, more "let's clear out the freezer of some stuff since we have this"... Getting better at rotating foods before they get freezer burn.
Next project... might try to make something like gnocchi (never done it before, going to hide any evidence of failure)... then we'll see. Unfortunately I don't know how they were stored previously (looks like they likely just sat in the box they came in) but I'd keep some on hand in case of a power failure... we've had quite a few brownouts as of late and while I don't expect any blackouts to last long, having a variety of "instant" things I can whip up when hungry always helps. Ramen can only take you so far.

You are trying to make gnocchi or want to cook already made and packaged gnocchi? If the later, the instructions should be on the package...usually just drop into boiling salted water for a few minutes.