Eggless pasta, eggless pasta dough recipe
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Eggless pasta dough recipe, easy basic recipe with ingredients available at home. We also used pasta maker to get 4 pasta shapes.
📝 Ingredients
- 1 cup all purpose flour ((Maida/ plain flour))
- 1 cup semolina ((I used rava))
- 150 ml water (Varies if handmade or depending on humidity)
- 1 tsp virgin olive oil
- 1/8 tsp Salt
- More flour for dusting
👨🍳 Instructions
- 1Take water, oil, salt in the container. Add all purpose flour and semolina to it.
- 2Process in the bread machine to get a non sticky dough.
- 3If you want to knead with your hands:
- 4Over a clean counter top, mix flour, semolina and salt well.
- 5Form a well (dent) in the middle. Add water little by little to form a mass.
- 6Knead well and add water as needed.
- 7Depending on the humidity in your place, the water needed may be different.
- 8Knead well for 5 mins giving good pressure, to bring out the gluten effect.
- 9Keep aside cling wrapped for 15 mins and knead again for 5 mins to get smooth dough.
- 10If it is sticky, you can sprinkle more flour.
- 11Now divide the dough to two. Keep one portion covered.
- 12Dust the counter top and roll out to long sheet. Again dust both sides and run through the pasta machine.
- 13Thickness setting from 1 (or lowest/ widest available), run through several times to get a smooth looking sheet of pasta.
- 14Next, move on to thickness setting 2 or 3 and feed the pasta sheet.
- 15Each time, use dusting flour to ensure the sheet is not sticky.
- 16Triple fold the sheet and insert through the narrow side, if it becomes too broad.
- 17Don't forget to dust the sheet.
- 18Refer your pasta machine manual for see the thickness you have to set for the pasta shape you are making.
- 19Accordingly, change the setting to 4-5 and work on the sheet as above.
- 20If too long, you can cut into two. Also if it gets too broad for the machine, cut the sides.
- 21Keep the sheets ready and fit the pasta attachment you want to make.
- 22Run through it to get the pasta - spaghetti, tagliatelle or fettucine.
- 23You can also use it for making lasagne and ravioli.
- 24As you collect the fresh batch, each time, generously dust with flour and loosen it up with finger tips gently.
- 25Divide a handful and keep it in the counter top until use.
- 26If you want to store, you can leave it as such for drying.
- 27Either hang in stand or as such over counter top.
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