Fresh Pasta with SEMOLINA FLOUR - Eggless Pasta Dough
Semolina pasta dough is your answer to making dry pasta at home! With just two ingredients, create your own pasta shapes and leave them in the pantry for when you want to cook up a meal. No need to stock up on store-bought packets when you can make your own all-natural, semolina pasta dough. Can’t find packet pasta at the supermarket? Make your own at home, you don’t even need eggs! During this time in isolation, it’s much easier to find flour alternatives at the shops, so let me teach you how to make QUALITY DRY PASTA with just semolina and water. This dry pasta is super tasty, lasts ages and is all-natural. Stay inside and create your own shapes!
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1:45 What is Semolina Pasta
2:45 Recipe
8:06 How to shape semolina pasta
10:56 How to dry semolina Pasta
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The Best Way To Make Pasta From Scratch | Epicurious 101
Professional chef and culinary instructor Frank Proto returns with another Epicurious 101 class, this time teaching you how to make restaurant-quality pasta at home - from scratch. Sure, it can be a little more convenient to buy a box of pasta from the supermarket. With a few simple ingredients and a little technique though, you could be having so much more. And you know what? You deserve it.
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Directors: Matthew Hunziker, Gunsel Pehlivan
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Talent: Frank Proto
Sr. Culinary Director: Kelly Janke
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How to make Fresh pasta 100% whole wheat, 2 minutes dough with 2 ingredients
Enjoy fresh pasta at any time with this simple and quick 2 ingredients recipe!
It can be made with whole wheat or white flour, the options is there!
This recipe is so fast: 2 minutes for the pasta, 15 minutes rest, 5 minutes rolls out and 3 minutes cooking time.
Yes, if you are going slow…you’ll still be eating in less than 30 minutes!
Ingredients:
-180g whole wheat flour
-2 eggs
Easy Pasta Dough Recipe
All you need are 4 simple ingredients to make this homemade fresh Pasta Dough recipe. This step-by-step guide will walk you through how easy it is to make pasta at home from scratch. You will end up with chewy, tender, and smooth pasta every single time. I'll show you how to make fresh pasta dough without a machine, and talk about the differences you'll get with different flours. This is such a fun recipe to make and you can modify it with all types of flavors.
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Durum wheat semolina fresh pasta
Durum wheat semolina fresh pasta
Welcome back to Cucinaconoi. Today we'll se the rpeparation of the durum wheat semolina fresh pasta, a pastry used to prepare orecchiette, strozzapreti, cavatelli pasta eccetera. Let's see what we need to prepare a dough of about 600 grams. 400 grams of durum wheat semolina, 200 grams of hot water, 6 grams of salt. The proceeding is the same of the one for the egg pasta, so first of all dispose the flour making a well. Add the salt and start to pour the water in the center. We add it little by little and blend helping us with a fork. // At this point we can start kneading. // Blend all the flour well and knead energetically. Remember the water should be hot to hydrate the starch better. In this way you can form the gluten, with which we can obtain a smoother and more compact dough. We keep working energetically the dough for about ten minutes widening and folding it at various times. Once we get a smooth an compact dough we let it rest with a film for at least 30 minutes before working it. The rest aims to make it loose the elasticity of the working. Once the dough has rest we can create different shapes. For the orecchiette we form some sticks and cut a piece of dough, we drag it to the pastry board with a knife, we turn it on our thumb to shape it and our orecchiette are ready. / To obtain cavatelli follow the same procedure , cut some little pieces, starting always from the stick, press with your fingers and drag to the pastry board. To create some Sardinian little gnocchi let's create the same stick, cut it in chunks / then helping you with a device to rule gnocchi like this you still drug the pasta and create your gnocchi. / To obtain a size like trofiette you should get smaller sticks that will be cut later./ then shape them dragging your fingers onto the pastry board. So with one hand you slide ahead until you get this shape. Another methods consists of dragging the stick with your hand. / and always coming back. Another size we can get from the sticks is the fusillo with needle, called like this because you have to roll the pasta up a knitting needle / and then to slip it off. / Rolling the dough up is possible to create other size of pasta. If we cut the pastry we have got in wide stripes we can obtain the agane or the strozzapreti; for the agane they are good like this, you only have to sprinkle a little of semolina not to make them attach; so we form a nest and we put them aside. In opposite for the strozzapreti you only have to take the dough stripes in your hands and roll them up and cut them in parts of about 5 centimeters. Helping you with a ruled rolling-pin like this you can obtain another size, so sprinkle a stripe of dough with abundant semolina/ and cut with the rolling-pin/. Then take off the pasta/ and use it like this or t make strozzapreti. As we've seen from this dough you can obtain different sizes of pasta that change depending on the Italian region, together with the tools they use to prepare it, always linked with the local traditions. As this pasta is prepared without egg it goes very well with fish sauces. Bye from Sonia, see you to the next recipe.
You deserve a healthier pasta! How to make whole-wheat egg pasta without machine
You cannot compare fresh homemade pasta to the commercial pasta you buy off the supermarket shelves. A lot of people are surprised how simple pasta actually is to make and only requiring two ingredients (plus maybe a little water). Because it’s freshly made, you can cook much faster too, 2-3 minutes in salted boiling water. Once you try fresh pasta, there’s simply no turning back, fresh pasta simply rocks!
This pappardelle pasta recipe uses whole-wheat flour, not only for health benefits, but I also feel it tastes better having that pleasing nutty taste.
There’s no pasta machine required although if you do own one, of course you can use it. Otherwise a rolling pin is all you need plus a little extra elbow grease.
Every flour is different, some require more hydration than others depending on type and age, so you will need to add a little water but the amount can vary. Water will also make the dough softer so it’s easier to roll. If using a pasta machine, you can use less.
Make extra and freeze it, it may take a minute more to cook and it will taste just as good. Best way is to sprinkle semolina, place loosely and separated on a large tray and freeze. Once frozen store in smaller freezer bags.
Now you can enjoy making homemade pasta dough from scratch, watch video and see my next recipe for this pasta.
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