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Homemade Gourmet Fresh Pasta

Homemade Gourmet Fresh Pasta
Can't afford the price of fancy gourmet fresh pasta at your local purveyor of fine organic and whole earth foods anymore? Well, times are tough and you can either pass on a latte or give up on foods esssential for life.

So continue to sip your latte and enjoy making delicious homemade gourmet fresh pasta. You can even make it fancy in multiple colors.
 
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Step 1The staff of life - pasta

The staff of life - pasta
Things you will need:

- All-purpose flour, can be organic or regular, whole wheat or not, bleached or unbleached, whatever you like

- optional - can also use semolina hard-durum flour (mix with equal parts of all-purpose flour) - It is a little harder to shop for but you can use only all-purpose flour. Premium pastas only use 100% semolina flour.

- eggs, white shell or brown, your preference

- optional - drop of oil, I've seen it in some recipes, doesn't really do much except if you add olive oil for some flavor/flavour

- salt

- water

- a big bowl for mixing and kneading the ingredients.

- and a large working area if you are lucky.
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14 comments
Nov 3, 2008. 5:24 PMwhiteoakart says:
Turmeric makes a really bright yellow color and is an amazingly healthful spice. Better than saffron and way less expensive. Don't get it on your clothes unless you want yellow clothes. too. We dye Easter eggs with turmeric, as well.
Nov 3, 2008. 5:25 PMwhiteoakart says:
I bet turmeric pasta would be great with curry.
Oct 23, 2008. 10:20 PMLinuxH4x0r says:
We have the exact same atlas roller. Best investment for the kitchen ever (except maybe kitchenaid) 5/5
Oct 24, 2008. 6:13 AMLinuxH4x0r says:
Actually my parents said that it was a $300 set of pots they bought when they didn't have muck money and they still have them today. the cast iron pan is also great and the.....
Oct 24, 2008. 5:44 PMjessyratfink says:
I totally agree about the pans. I have probably close to $1000 worth of pots, pans and baking sheets in my kitchen. :D
Oct 24, 2008. 8:35 PMLinuxH4x0r says:
we got a nice 200 watt stainless steel stick blender thing (blender, food processor, whisk) for around $25.....
Oct 24, 2008. 1:34 PMsolo.card says:
Just a quick note on the basil: You should really avoid cooking basil, it fouls something nasty when it's cooked.
Oct 24, 2008. 3:48 AMjessyratfink says:
I love that you're using real food to color the noodles! I think I'm definitely going to have to try this. It looks really yummy. :D

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