Homemade pasta

1 Sieve together the flour and salt onto a bowl.

2 Make a hole in the center and add the rest of the ingredients there.

3 Start mixing with a spatula or your hands from the center, slowly incorporating
the dry ingredients. When the spatula doesn’t help anymore, use your hands to
bring the dough together. Alternatively, place all the ingredients inside the
bowl of a food processor and process until homogeneous.

4 Wrap the dough in beeswax wrap or cling film and let it rest in the fridge for
30 minutes or up to 24h.

5 Divide the dough in 3 and roll out one section at a time, leaving the others
covered as you work. Use a rolling pin first until you get to a thickness that
can go through the thickest setting in your pasta machine.

6 Pass the dough through the thickest setting and then make it thiner and thiner.
About halfway through fold the dough in 3 (as seen in the video). This
strengthens the dough and helps achieve that al dente texture when cooked. Start
over again from the thickest setting and roll it until you get to 1mm thick. For
me it was in setting 6 out of 9 available.

7 Flour the sheet on the top and bottom and pass through the pasta cutter or fold
it and slice. It’s important to flour it or it will stick.

8 If you’re going to keep it in the freezer then roll each portion into a loose
nest and place on a floured dish. Make sure they’re not touching each other.
Freeze overnight and after that you can place them all inside a container
touching each other to save space; they won’t stick now that they’re frozen.

Alternatively, if you’re going to consume the pasta straight away hang it from a
pasta hanger or a rolling pin secured at the side of a table. Leave them hanging
for 30min and then cook in salty boiling water for 1-2min. It’s that quick with
fresh homemade pasta.

Homemade pasta

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Homemade pasta

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🧂 Ingredients

Instructions

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