Potato gnocchi
Shelf-stable or refrigerated.
Also called Chicken Gnocchi Soup · क्रीमी चिकन नियोकी सूप · کریمی چکن نیوکی سوپ
Shredded chicken, soft pillowy gnocchi, carrots, celery and spinach in a creamy parmesan broth.

A creamy American soup of chicken, vegetables and potato gnocchi, made famous by restaurant chains.
The main ingredients, with their English, Hindi and Urdu names.
Shelf-stable or refrigerated.
Restaurant cooks do these things by habit. Here’s what each step is actually doing to the food, so you can cook by understanding instead of guesswork.
Simmer gnocchi on Sauté for 3–4 minutes.
Pressure cooking would overcook the gnocchi into mush; they’re done when they float.
Add cream and parmesan at the end.
Milk proteins curdle and scorch under pressure; stirred in after, they stay smooth.
Thicken with a cornstarch slurry.
Starch granules swell in hot liquid and thicken the broth without a raw-flour taste.
Exact amounts and timings are in the recipe card below.
Comfort food with plenty of protein.
6.9 g protein per 100 calories. Estimated from the ingredients with USDA FoodData Central values.
Gym-friendly tip: Already high in protein. For a leaner plate, serve with salad and roti instead of rice, and use skinless thighs or breast.
Chicken breast and parmesan.
General nutrition information, not medical advice. Numbers marked “estimated” are calculated from the recipe’s ingredients and vary with brands and portions. If you have diabetes, heart or kidney disease, a food allergy, or are pregnant, ask your doctor or a registered dietitian how this dish fits your diet.
Health sources: Dietary Guidelines for Americans
See the full ingredient health guide: benefits, traditional roots and the science →
Freeze before adding gnocchi and cream for the best texture.

Instant Pot creamy chicken gnocchi soup: chicken, carrots, celery and garlic pressure-cooked in broth, then simmered with potato gnocchi, spinach, cream and parmesan. Cozy and high in protein.