Homemade Semolina Pasta
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- Ready In:
- 32mins
- Ingredients:
- 3
- Yields:
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1 ball
- Serves:
- 24
ingredients
- 3 eggs
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt
- 1 3⁄4 cups semolina flour
directions
- Beat the eggs in a medium size bowl with a fork.
- Mix in the salt.
- Add the pasta flour a little at a time, mixing well.
- Knead the dough 5 minutes.
- Wrap in wax paper and let it rest for 12 minutes.
- Then pass through your dough through a pasta machine or gently roll dough out as thin as you can on a floured surface with a rolling pin.
- Cut into size of noodles required.
- If making Ravioli brush edges with egg white to seal.
- Amount given for ravioli.
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Reviews
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This was my first experience with homemade pasta and a pasta recipe. I followed the recipe to the letter and rolled it with a rolling pin and then through the machine and then through the fetacini cutter. It was delicious; a little wider than it should have been, but no one in my family cared. Next time, we'll just take more care with the rolling through. Great recipe! Thanks so much.
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Got a pasta maker for Xmas. Tried it out for the first time using this recipe. I was thought I might have a disaster on my hands, but turned out to be a wonderful dinner. Because I am a novice in pasta making, some olive oil spray came in handy to keep the pasta dough from drying out in the process. Thanks Again:)
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This was my first pasta making experience, so I followed the recipe to the letter. And the dough was way too sticky. I aded more flour during the kneading process...but it still wasn't quite enough. I ended up wasting about half the dough, but that was partly due to my inexperience. Still, the noodles that did survive were fantastico!
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I think this is probably a standard recipe for this kind of pasta. It is certainly quite similar to others I have used. I found that the directions were rather lacking in detail. I needed to add about 1/2 cup more flour because the dough was so sticky. There are no indications of what the consistency of the dough should be like, which I think would cause difficulties for those inexperienced in pasta making. I also found it was not necessary to use egg white for sealing the ravioli.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
DotM7037
Canada
I'm a farm girl from Ontario, now living in Newfoundland for 27 years and love
it. Lots of fresh air and a beautiful view of the water. Space to enjoy all my
flower beds, and friendly people. I love to cook and feed people well, with all my
added Newfoundland recipies its no problem. My favorite cook books are a set
of Betty Crocker books, 20 in all, which I have had for at least 35 years.