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Fettuccini Pasta Fatta in Casa (Ribbon Macaroni)

Pasta
Ingredients:

2
½ cups of flour
2 eggs
3 tablespoons of cold water
1/2 teaspoon of salt


Directions:

  • Put the flour on a bread-board. Make a hole in the middle of it, and break the eggs into it. Add the water and the salt, and mix all together with a fork until the flour is all absorbed and you have a paste which you can roll out. 

  • Then take a rolling-pin and roll it out very thin, about the thickness of a ten-cent piece. Leave it spread out like this until it has dried a little. 

  • Then double it over a number of times, always lengthwise, and cut it across in strips about one-half inch wide. 

  • Boil two quarts of salted water, and put the ribbons into it, and cook for 5 to 7 minutes or until al dente, then drain. 

  • Serve with your favorite meat sauce, tomato sauce or cream sauce.


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How to Cook Pasta
Use between 4 and 5 quarts of boiling water for every pound of dry pasta. Add 2 tsp. of salt to every gallon of water you are using and bring water to a rolling boil. Always add pasta in small quantities to keep the water rolling boil. Start stiring with a wooden spoon immediately after adding the pasta to the water, to stop it sticking to the bottom of the cooking pan and keep stiring occasionally during cooking to prevent sticking.

Never cover the pan and always follow the package directions for cooking times. Taste the pasta to determine if it is done.


Perfect boiled pasta is cooked "al dente", which means "to the tooth" or firm to the bite, but cooked through.
 

Drain cooked pasta immediatelly to stop the cooking action and do not rinse unless the recipe says to do so.
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