Consistently great and easy pasta dough. This makes really great homemade linguine or ravioli for a manual pasta machine. If its too sticky, just roll a bit in flour. This recipe makes enough pasta for 24 small raviolis or 4 servings of linguine. Whatever pasta you make should take no more than 4 to 6 minutes to boil.
Made this tonight without the machine, just rolled out by hand for ravioli's. Despite my husbands doubt the whole family loved it! Hooray I can make my own pasta!!! Also I used regular old vegetable oil as i was out of olive oil. Was wonderful!
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I didn't end up needing to use water and dough was a touch sticky but still worked when dusted with flour before rolling and cutting. But pasta tasted a bit too eggy
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Made this tonight without the machine, just rolled out by hand for ravioli's. Despite my husbands doubt the whole family loved it! Hooray I can make my own pasta!!! Also I used regular old vegetable oil as i was out of olive oil. Was wonderful!
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Easy dough to make. This is my sixth time making it and I got a little adventurous and added garlic infused oil, and it has upped the flavor. Great for first time pasta makers!
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I omit the water and add an additional egg to add creaminess to the pasta. it always has great bite, and every now and then I add tumeric for a rich yellow color. my picky wife eats it right up.
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I followed the directions as written and used the dough to make spinach/mushroom ravioli and it was perfect! The consistency of this dough worked well with my KitchenAid pasta attachments--much better than the pasta recipe that comes with the gadgets! Will use for all my homemade pasta recipes! Thanks for sharing.
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I found this very easy to work with. The only change that I made was using "00" flour, just as I usually do. Well, two changes actually, I didn't knead the dough, I never do because I let the KA do the work. I set the dial to #3 and put each portion through several times, folding it in on itself each time. I then set the dial to #5 and put it through once, then use the fettuccine cutter.Perfect pasta, thanks for the recipe.
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I followed the recipe as written. With the Kitchenaid pasta attachment to flatten the dough. There was enough to slice spaghetti and linguini. Even my picky eating kids liked them! Delicious!!
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I didn't end up needing to use water and dough was a touch sticky but still worked when dusted with flour before rolling and cutting. But pasta tasted a bit too eggy
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Made this tonight without the machine, just rolled out by hand for ravioli's. Despite my husbands doubt the whole family loved it! Hooray I can make my own pasta!!! Also I used regular old vegetable oil as i was out of olive oil. Was wonderful!
Easy dough to make. This is my sixth time making it and I got a little adventurous and added garlic infused oil, and it has upped the flavor. Great for first time pasta makers!
I omit the water and add an additional egg to add creaminess to the pasta. it always has great bite, and every now and then I add tumeric for a rich yellow color. my picky wife eats it right up.
I followed the directions as written and used the dough to make spinach/mushroom ravioli and it was perfect! The consistency of this dough worked well with my KitchenAid pasta attachments--much better than the pasta recipe that comes with the gadgets! Will use for all my homemade pasta recipes! Thanks for sharing.
I found this very easy to work with. The only change that I made was using "00" flour, just as I usually do. Well, two changes actually, I didn't knead the dough, I never do because I let the KA do the work. I set the dial to #3 and put each portion through several times, folding it in on itself each time. I then set the dial to #5 and put it through once, then use the fettuccine cutter.Perfect pasta, thanks for the recipe.
I followed the recipe as written. With the Kitchenaid pasta attachment to flatten the dough. There was enough to slice spaghetti and linguini. Even my picky eating kids liked them! Delicious!!
I didn't end up needing to use water and dough was a touch sticky but still worked when dusted with flour before rolling and cutting. But pasta tasted a bit too eggy