Semolina pasta dough

I love Semolina pasta, and the dough is so easy to make. If you don’t have a pasta machine. you can roll out the dough, and with a knife, cut...

Simple semolina pasta dough that is perfect for dried or shaped pasta.

Semolina based fresh pasta is your go to recipe when you plan on hand shaping your pasta into pieces like cavatelli or orecchiett. If you plan on rolling and cutting or rolling and stuffing your pasta, then you should use an egg based fresh pasta recipe.

Not good, Good, and Best Pasta Doughs for Small Pasta Shapes. Best is 400 grams semolina or ww flour and 4 eggs. Good was 400 grams semolina and 180 ml water.

This classic Italian pasta dough is most prevalent in south-Italy. It consists of flour and water and is vegan (no eggs). Italian durum wheat flour (Semolina) replaces the egg white's binding ability. This dough has more bite than the softer egg dough and is perfect for dried pasta shapes like cavatelli and orecchiette.

I was fortunate to learn how to make fresh pasta from a true expert, Sfoglina Simonetta Capotondo. Simonetta is an artisan pasta maker from Ancona, Italy who visited the US last summer to teach a high-end Italian restaurant chain new pasta shapes and techniques. Simonetta won 2nd place in all of Italy for the best professional handmade pasta. I was...

Want to try your hand at homemade pasta? A basic Semolina style is the easiest way to begin. Let us show you how to turn ordinary flour into noodle goodness. Learn how to make one now: https://foodal.com/recipes/pasta/basic-semolina/

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An easy and quick hand rolled pasta shape made from a simple semolina pasta dough.

Homemade semolina pasta is a simpler recipe than most realize. All that you need is semolina, AP flour, eggs, olive oil, and a dash of salt. Technically speaking, all that you really need is flour and water. Although the dough's easier to work with if you add eggs as a binding agent and oil to smooth out the dough. Plus, most of us enjoy just a little bit salt to our pasta. Either way, the dough can be tossed together in about 15 minutes and only takes 1-2 minutes to cook when freshly made.