Pasta Machine Egg Noodle Recipe

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WebFeb 4, 2024 · Run the dough through the pasta machine with the flat rollers set to their most open setting; fold the dough sheet into thirds, like a …

1. First, mix everything together. This takes literally two minutes and almost no effort. Add flours to the bowl of a mixer, hook on the paddle attachment, and turn your mixer to low speed. Slowly pour in the eggs and beat until crumbly, adding a little water if you need to (wetter pasta dough is easier to work with than dry dough). If you don't have a mixer, you can mix the dough in a large bowl, using a fork to start combining the flour and eggs. Finish the dough by mixing with your hands once the mixture is too clumpy for the fork.
2. Sprinkle a thin layer of flour on the counter. Turn the dough onto the counter and knead by hand until it just comes together and begins to smooth out, about 2 minutes. Kneading the dough is almost as easy as mixing it. Squish, roll, repeat. The dough will not be perfectly smooth - that's normal.
3. Form the dough into a flat disk, wrap it in plastic wrap, and set it in the refrigerator for 2 hours so that the gluten can relax.
4. Once it has rested, flatten the disk with your hands so that it is 1-inch thick and sprinkle with a little flour on both sides. Run the dough through the pasta machine with the flat rollers set to their most open setting; fold the dough sheet into thirds, like a letter, and roll it back through the pasta maker again. If the dough sticks, coat with a little more flour. Fold and roll the dough three more times on this setting, which kneads it to produce a silky texture.

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WebMar 12, 2019 · In your Kitchenaid mixer, combine the flour and 5 large eggs and mix. Add in olive oil to make the dough come together just a bit. The …

1. In your Kitchenaid mixer, combine the flour and 5 large eggs and mix. Add in olive oil to make the dough come together just a bit. The dough should be very dry—so dry that it won’t even come together into a single mass.
2. Pour the dough out onto the work surface and pinch off walnut-size pieces to feed into the extruder.
3. Don't shove it down in there as that will cause a big clog and mess everything up. Larger amounts of dough tend to bind up in the extruder as they reach the auger.
4. Using the cutter on your attachment, as the pasta comes out, cut it off and lay it in a single layer on a floured surface to dry.

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