Professional chef reveals how to make gourmet Alfredo gnocchi at home - and it's MUCH easier than you think
- Melbourne chef Morgan Hipworth has shared how to make gourmet gnocchi
- In a now-viral video shared online he demonstrated the easy method
- The dish looked mouthwatering and would impress guests visiting for dinner
- The gnocchi looks easy enough for beginners to attempt
A professional chef has revealed how to make restaurant-quality Alfredo gnocchi at home from scratch.
Melbourne foodie Morgan Hipworth shared a video with his collective following of more than 900,000 people.
You'll need an assortment of key ingredients to make the Alfredo gnocchi with a rich, creamy sauce topped with grated parmesan cheese.
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Morgan Hipworth (left) shared how to make gourmet Alfredo gnocchi from scratch at home


Accompanied by his friend and amateur cook Josh Coxy, Morgan began by peeling and slicing the potatoes then boiled the pieces in a pot of hot water for 10 minutes until soft (left). To make the sauce, he diced the shallots, chopped the garlic and bacon into small pieces (right)
To make the sauce he used olive oil, bacon rashers, shallots, garlic, chicken breast, cream, mozzarella cheese, parmesan cheese and spinach.
For the gnocchi itself he used potatoes, salt, egg, plain flour and olive oil.
Accompanied by his friend and amateur cook Josh Coxy, Morgan began by peeling and slicing the potatoes then boiled the pieces in a pot of hot water for 10 minutes until soft.
'Pass through a potato ricer or mash into a large bowl,' Morgan wrote on Instagram.
'Add half the flour to a work surface, top with the potato and then the remainder flour.'
Using his hands he worked the ingredients together to form a dough then divided the gnocchi into four equal potions and rolled into a long 'logs' with a 2cm diameter.
The dough was then sliced into 2cm pieces to form the gnocchi shape, which were then gently cooked in a pot of boiling water.
The gnocchi was then fried 'fast and diligently' in a hot pan with olive oil.
To make the sauce, he diced the shallots, chopped the garlic and bacon into small pieces.
In a pan over medium heat he added oil and cooked the bacon until it turned 'crispy', then added the shallots and garlic to cook for a further two minutes.
The delicious cream was then poured into the hot pan and left to simmer followed by the cooked gnocchi pieces.


Using the potatoes Morgan made a dough using salt, flour and water then rolled it into a long 'log' with a 2cm diameter. The dough was then sliced into 2cm pieces to form the gnocchi shape (right)


Once the gnocchi was cooked and fried, the sauce was added and the dish was served topped with parmesan cheese
To assemble the dish, the sauce was then added to the pan before being served hot and topped with parmesan cheese.
The quick viral video has been viewed more than 57,000 times on Instagram, leaving users hungry for more.
'I cannot wait to make this, it looks so good!' one person commented, another added: 'Yuuuuum that looks amazing!'