4-6 ounces sausage, or ground beef, turkey, or go meatless.
1/2 onion, or 1/2 cup green onion
1 Jar pasta sauce... Prego, classico, etc..
1 can tomato sauce
1 can chopped tomatoes
1 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
2 large tbls Italian seasoning
1 large tbls ground oregano
***** the above is just a red sauce that is easy to make, you can use your homegrown, homemade red sauces, it will only be that much better*****
1 package gnocchi from the refrigerator section.
1/2 bag of spinach
1 ball mozzarella cheese - whole milk
I browned the sausage in a large skillet. I was out of onion or I would have added onions. I did have green onion so I chopped a 1/2 cup or so and added to the sausage. Then I added 1 jar classico pasta sauce, 1 can tomato sauce and a can of chopped tomatoes. I then added 1 tsp of salt, and black pepper, 13 cloves crushed garlic, and few tablespoons, Italian seasoning, and a large tablespoon of fresh ground oregan. I was also out of fresh basil, or I would have added that too. I cooked this sauce with the lid on for about 6 hours.
In a boiling pot of water I added the package of gnocchi, and boiled for 3 minutes and drained. Then I mixed about 1.5 cups of the sauce with the gnocchi.
In a round dish I then put in 1/2 the gnocchi a layer of ripped spinach, a later of mozzarella slicels, another layer of gnocchi, then spinach, and a layer of meat sauce and topped with a layer of mozzarella slices.
I put into the oven and turned it to 400 and cooked for 25-30 minutes.







Enjoy. Let me know if you have questions. This is a very very easy recipe.
My review: This is a very tasty dish. I enjoyed it. I like the simplicity of the dumplings. I think I could have used the whole bag of spinache. I could have put some wine in the sauce. Over all it is good. I have 1/2 of the sauce that is in the fridge / freezer. I will use for another meal. I think this makes about five servings. To make it more WW friendly omit the sausage, and use skim Mozzerella. It was a filling portion. Very Happy with the result.
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