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Homemade Pasta!

Soup filled with thick, homemade pasta noodles is such a wonderfully satisfying food that it makes me happy to look at before I even taste it. Usually, it's the difficult-to-make things that are the most rewarding to eat, but homemade pasta is an exception to that rule: it's incredibly easy to make yet leaves you feeling like a professional chef because pasta is so rarely made at home.

 There's a good chance you already  have everything you need to make pasta in your kitchen right now! The only ingredients needed for basic fresh pasta are flour, eggs, olive oil and a bit of salt. Here's how to make it:

If you get really serious about making your own pasta and want to make the process even faster, there are pasta machines that will roll out your dough and cut it into all kinds of pasta shapes for you.

And a quick programming note: I'm trying something a little different this week. There won't be a good mood blog post tomorrow, but there will be a video post on Friday!

- Brigitte

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Blargal D. Alien Thursday, February 25, 2010

Hello,Brigitte,
I agree,making your own food from scratch smoehow makes it taste better. I guess the sense of accomplishment is the added x factor.

romeo Thursday, February 25, 2010

the only thing missing is fresh homemade bread, wine, sauce, oil, vinaigrette, candles and cheese..
thank goodness for our local farmers markets.

Marie M.C. Thursday, February 25, 2010

Yea! A new video. Love your video posts. Thanks for the pasta post. My favorite pasta recipe? Pepper pasta. Fresh (or dried) pasta, butter (and olive oil), Parmesan cheese (lots of cheese, please) and pepper. Your choice of pepper. Most people use fresh ground but I prefer a light dusting of Cayenne. Fast, delicious, cheap. What could be better?

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