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Spinach Noodles

Submitted by: Bernice Smith 
Imagine homemade noodles that are green! Bernice Smith from Sturgeon Lake, Minnesota reports, 'This easy recipe gives 'from scratch' satisfaction even if you've never made noodles.' 

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Grandma's Noodles II

Submitted by: Sandy 
Here's a handy dandy do-it-yourself recipe for marvelous egg noodles fashioned from egg, salt, milk, flour and baking powder. You'll love how they taste in soups and broths! 

Grandma's Noodles I

Submitted by: JAYANN 
Put your pasta machine to work transforming flour, eggs and salt into tender noodles fit for your favorite home-made soups. 

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Homemade Noodles

Submitted by: Craig Smith, in memory of Elizabeth Larimer 
It just takes a few minutes to make wonderful, homemade noodles. All you need is flour, egg and a pinch of salt. What a tasty addition to fresh chicken soup! 

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Egg Noodles

Submitted by: Linda 
Delectable home-made egg noodles are a simple matter of flour, salt, eggs, milk and butter kneaded into a dough, rolled out and cut into shapes. Hint: dry the pasta for 20 minutes before cutting, then dry the cut shapes until no longer moist and sticky. 

Escargot and Pollock over Spinach Noodles

Submitted by: Victoria M.H. 
Home Town: Oneida, New York, USA
Nice flavors, they're colorful in your mouth and aren't overbearing. nice main dish or lunch. 

Homemade Egg Noodles

Submitted by: Beverly Myers 
These egg noodles must be allowed to dry for a couple of hours before boiling in chicken broth. Serve alone, or in place of mashed potatoes with a turkey dinner. 

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Spelt Noodles

Submitted by: GYPSY-WITCH 
Use your food processor to make fresh pasta for two with white spelt flour, egg and vegetable oil. Roll out the dough through a manual pasta machine, and dry for a few minutes before cutting into shapes. 

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Basic Pasta

Submitted by: Pat 
There's no taste like home-made pasta! You'll love how a simple concordance of egg, salt, flour and water yields deliciously tender pasta to use immediately or even several days later. Hint: let the pasta sheet dry for 20 minutes before cutting. 

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Fresh Pasta

Submitted by: Holly 
Combine flour and eggs to make a simple, rich pasta dough. Try adding snippets of fresh herbs to small batches of the dough to make flavorful variations. 
 
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