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Gina

Cooking Level: Expert

Reviewed: Apr. 17, 2010

VERY GOOD RECIPE. I ADDED ITALIAN SEASONINGS TO THE DOUGH. mY LITTLE GIRL WHO IS ALLERGIC TO EGGS LOVES THESE NOODLES.

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rljw1@yahoo.com

Reviewed: Apr. 17, 2010

this is the best recipe for making fresh pasta. Sometimes I add liqufied spinach instead of the water...superdelicious and nutritious. I make it in my Kitchen Aid Pasta press...it`s sooooo easy! Also, I do add about 1 tsp of olive oil.

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514marthajean

Reviewed: Apr. 1, 2010

very good recipe made it with semolina/durham wheat flour i found the 1/2 cup water is far less then needed I added water a tbsp. at a time as it was mixing in my stand mixer. My husband really loves these noodles and since he is a heart patient they are not bad for him

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JFW

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Bristol, Vermont, USA

Living In: Mims, Florida, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 18, 2010

Recipe was so easy, and tasted great! My 2 young children were happy that they could help!

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lilsoapboxx

Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2010

This is the best fresh pasta recipe I've found so far. I tried to recreate the pasta taste that I had when I was in Italy, and this recipe is what does it. The biggest secret that I didn't figure out until my third batch of pasta is to let it dry before you cook it! If you cook the pasta right after you cut it it will be too soggy and soft. However if you let it dry for 10-20 minutes (until dry but not flaky) you can make al dente pasta after about 45 seconds of cooking. I also used a pasta machine with this and it allowed me to roll out very thin pasta very quickly.

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shuki

Reviewed: Feb. 24, 2010

Good egg-free recipe. Used half semolina and half white whole wheat flour. Used the dough cycle of my bread maker to do the kneading work. Looking forward to trying with some vegetable paste as recommended by another reviewer

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vs.pa

Reviewed: Jan. 24, 2010

Very good. Turned out purfect 1st time. I used kitchen aid attachment for the grinder.

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birdwatcher

Reviewed: Sep. 19, 2009

This is so easy! I just added about 1/2 teaspoon of olive oil to it and the texture came out perfect.

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Andrea B.

Reviewed: Aug. 16, 2009

Easy and accurate. Tried the first time with whole wheat which worked but was a little to o chewy and much harder to work with. Then i went out and bought semolina flour. LIKE NIGHT AND DAY! Semolina flour is a pleasure to work with, pretty much instantly a nice uniform dough. I rolled mine out very thinly and cut them into squares, then filled them with ricotta and folded them into tortellini. Actually much easier than you would think.

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