Ingredients
Equipment
Method
Searing the Chicken
Crisping the Gnocchi
Developing Aromatics
Creating the Creamy Sauce
The Finishing Touches
Notes
The beauty of a garlic chicken gnocchi skillet lies in its adaptability. If you are looking for a low carb garlic chicken gnocchi option, you can substitute the traditional potato gnocchi with cauliflower gnocchi found in the freezer section. For a dairy-free gnocchi skillet, replace the heavy cream with full-fat coconut milk or a cashew-based cream and use nutritional yeast instead of parmesan. To make a vegetarian garlic chicken gnocchi, simply omit the chicken and double the mushrooms and bell peppers for a hearty, veggie-forward meal. If you prefer a bit of heat, a pinch of red pepper flakes during the garlic sauté stage will transform this into a spicy feast. Always ensure your pan is large enough to give the gnocchi space to brown. If the pan is crowded, they will steam rather than crisp.
