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Here are my 10 rules of making fresh pasta from scratch, specifically homemade tagliatelle with egg, 00 flour & salt. Let me know if you want to see more of these lists

🍝 BIANCA’S 10 RULES OF MAKING FRESH
PASTA 🍝
1. Choose ’00’ flour over regular flour:
’00’ flour provides a finer texture and better elasticity for pasta.
2. Skip the oil: Traditional pasta dough doesn’t need oil; stick to flour, eggs, and a pinch of salt.
3. Maintain the ratio: Use the correct ratio of flour to eggs, typically 100g of flour to 1 egg per serving.
4. Knead thoroughly: Knead the dough until it’s smooth and elastic, usually for about 10 minutes.
5. Let it rest: Rest the dough for at least
30 minutes, wrapped in plastic wrap or a damp cloth.
6. Roll thinly: Roll out the dough as thin as possible, either by hand with a rolling pin or using a pasta machine.
7. Dust with flour: Dust the dough with flour to prevent sticking during rolling and cutting.
8. Cut evenly: Cut the dough into even strips for uniform cooking.
9. Cook briefly in salted water: Fresh tagliatelle cooks quickly, usually in 2-3 minutes. Use plenty of salt in the boiling water for flavour.
10. Buon Appetito!: Savour your fresh tagliatelle with a simple sauce that complements its delicate flavour.

These steps will help you create perfect tagliatelle every time.

Buon appetito!

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27 Comments

  1. This is so good I’m always gonna do this when I crave something like noodles cuz I need to use gluten free stuff so this is so good tyyyyyy

  2. Nice tips, but anybody reading this put a little bit of olive oil in your ingredient list . That’s traditional

  3. In cultural italian historical nerdism… eggs are used mostly in areas where the wheat lacked protein needed for structure. With a "strong" enough semolina, no egg is needed unless you like that flavor.👨‍🏫🎉❤😂

  4. 11. Put rapid rise baking powder in the flour to ensure your grandma Kills you when cooking dinner… 🤡💀

  5. Also hang it out to dry after rolling flat and cutting large squares/strips before you cut into your noodle shapes. It should dry out enough so it doesn’t stick to itself without adding extra flour

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