How to Make 29 Handmade Pasta Shapes With 4 Types of Dough | Handcrafted | Bon Appétit
In this episode of Handcrafted (fka Beautiful Butchery), the Pastaio of Eataly Flatiron, Luca D'Onofrio, shows Bon Appétit how to turn four types of pasta dough -- egg pasta dough, spinach pasta dough, cuttlefish squid ink pasta dough, and semolina pasta dough -- into beautiful, handmade pasta shapes.
Semolina pasta is a southern Italy specialty. From that dough, Luca makes cavatelli, malloreddus, lorighittas, cencioni, capunti, strascinati, culurgionis, and sagne incannulate. From the egg dough, D'Onofrio makes fusilli al ferretto, tagliatelle, tortellini, farfalle, garganelli, anolini, cappelletti, tagliolini, agnolotti, sacchetti. From the spinach dough, Luca makes foglie d'ulivo, trofie, fagiolini, and pappardelle. From the cuttlefish squid ink pasta dough, D'Onofrio makes orecchiette, strichetti, fettuccine, and corzetti.
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0:00 Introduction
0:51 Cavatelli
1:14 Malloreddus
1:46 Lorighittas
2:25 Cencioni
2:57 Capunti
3:40 Strascinati
3:57 Culurgionis
6:00 Sagne Incannulate
7:25 Fusilli al Ferretto
8:07 Tagliatelle
9:09 Tortellini
10:58 Cappellacci di Zucca & Tortelli Piacentini
13:13 Farfalle
14:00 Garganelli
14:38 Anolini
15:40 Cappelletti
16:33 Tagliolini
17:08 Agnolotti
17:59 Sacchetti
19:45 Foglie d'Ulivo
20:19 Trofie
20:58 Fagiolini
21:31 Pappardelle
22:18 Maccheroni alla Chitarra
24:12 Orecchiette al Nero di Seppia
24:44 Strichetti
25:21 Fettuccine al Nero di Seppia
25:44 Corzetti
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Semolina pasta dough | Video recipe
Homemade pasta is easier to make than you might think! Start with this easy semolina pasta dough for all of your creations such as farfalle, ravioli and tagliatelle.
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How to Make Semolina Pasta Dough
Some pasta shapes are traditionally made with an eggless, semolina-based dough rather than the standard egg pasta used in much of Italian cooking. Semolina dough is essential for cavatelli, pici and orecchiette. Learn how to make this classic dough with Matt Abdoo, chef de cuisine of Del Posto.
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Watch how to make fresh pasta at home! This simple pasta is made with semolina flour and eggs. You can find semolina flour in most gourmet grocery stores. Shape the pasta dough into your favorite pasta shapes! And try it with cream sauces.
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Easy to Make Homemade Pasta Dough Recipe
Learn how to make homemade pasta from scratch in just 1 hour and only using 3 ingredients right from your own kitchen.
Homemade pasta is infinitely better than anything that comes from a package and I’m going to show you why!
Ingredients for this recipe:
560 grams 00 or All-Purpose flour (4 cups + 3 tbsp)
140 grams semolina flour (3/4 cup + 1 ½ tbsp)
7 eggs
Serves 12
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Resting Time: 30 minutes
Procedures:
1. Sift together the flours onto a clean surface and then form a well with it.
2. Add the eggs to the center of the well and whisk with a fork until combined and then slowly begin to add in the flour from the edges.
3. Once the egg and flour are combined use a pastry knife to scrape the surface to bring it all together to form a dough.
4. Knead for 12 to 15 minutes before wrapping in plastic and chilling in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
5. Remove the plastic from the dough and cut it into 3 pieces.
6. Flatten 1 of the pieces of the dough with your hands and flour it lightly. Run it through the hand crank pasta maker on the 0 setting 3 times. Cut the dough in half.
7. Turn the crank to 3 and run it through 3 times.
8. Last, run it through on setting 6 twice. Dust with flour and place on a clean surface. Repeat the process with the remaining 2 dough balls.
9. Cut the dough ever 12”-14” inches long, dust it with flour on both sides and then run it through the spaghetti attachment or whatever desired noodle attachment you’d like. Dust again with flour and form it into a small ball and place it on a sheet tray lined with parchment paper and rest it for 15 more minutes so that it dries out a bit before cooking or storing.
CHEF NOTES:
• Do not use just semolina or kamut flour as the dough will be too hard.
• Rule of thumb is 1 egg per 100 grams of flour or heaping ¾ cup of flour
• You can also dry your pasta on a drying rack.
• STORING AND FREEZING HOMEMADE PASTA: After the pasta has been rolled into little balls and dried for 10-15 minutes cover in plastic wrap and refrigerate for up to 3 days. You can also freeze wrapped in plastic wrap for up to 2 months. If you are freezing you can add straight to boiling salted water from the freezer to cook.
Making Fresh Pasta Is NOT Impossible!
My guiding rule is 100gr of all purpose flour to one egg. Remember this can change slightly depending on the size of the eggs and the flour quality.
The shapes I made today are:
Tagliolini- 3mm
Tagliatelle- 7mm
Pappardelle- 13mm
Have a great weekend and make fresh pasta.
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