This article was co-authored by Thuong Tan. Thuong Tan is a Noodle Expert and the Founder of Noodelist, a food startup producing plant-based instant noodles. Thuong holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Business and Marketing from Haaga-Helia, University of Applied Sciences, and an MBA in Luxury Brand Management from IFA Paris, Polimoda/Shanghai University. Noodelist’s mission is to produce premium plant-based moroheiya noodles that are nutrient-dense, texturally pleasing, and environmentally friendly.
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[Includes measurements] For as long as there have been humans, there has been pasta. Most civilizations have their own version, with ingredients available to them. The most common pasta in North America is the white noodle that is either in the shape of Spaghetti, Linguine, or Ravioli. No matter which one, the process is usually the same.
Steps
- On a large flat surface, gently drop 2 cups of flour to form a volcano (that is to say, a mountain of flour with a hole in the middle).
- Sprinkle with salt to taste.Advertisement
- Drop your enough eggs to make 1/2 cup of eggs,or 1/2 cup of water in the middle and gently cover with some of the flour.
- Start gently mixing and kneading.
- Remember to add eggs or flour as needed. What you are looking for is a somewhat firm dough that will not stick to your fingers.
- Once this is achieved, wrap in plastic paper and leave to rest for at least 30 minutes.
- Roll it out by hand or use a pasta machine.
- Let dry. Let them air dry, it's healthy.
Community Q&A
- QuestionHow can I prepare noodles?Community AnswerYou can just boil some water and add in the noodles. Homemade noodles usually only take a few minutes (less than 5).
- QuestionI am vegetarian, what do I add instead of egg?Community AnswerUse an egg substitute. It should work the same.
- QuestionCan I make eggless noodles?Community AnswerYes. Google "homemade eggless noodles" and click on the allrecipes link that comes up. However, instead of wheat flour you will have to use semolina flour, which is used in commercially manufactured eggless pasta.
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Tips
- A good rule of thumb to remember is that you will need one egg per cup of flour.Thanks
- You can also add other ingredients such as sun dried tomatoes or spinach. Just adjust the amount of flour and eggs.Thanks
- Remember that temperature will affect the capacity of the flour to retain moisture. Hence, on a rainy day, you might need more flour. On a sunny day, you might need more eggs.Thanks
Things You'll Need
- Eggs ( or water )
- Flour
- Salt
- (optional) measuring cups
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