Create a volcano shaped pile with a combination of the flour 00 and semolina

Make a hole and add an egg, incorporate the egg into the flour by adding a little flour from the edges at a time with a fork. Once incorporated do the same with the second egg!

Add the oil and salt. Incorporate with a fork. Look how green that oil is! Make sure to use good quality oil or you are only cheating yourself :-D

When smooth enough knead the pasta with your hands. Use your palm and stretch it away from you. If all of the flour will not incorporate add a little water (about a tea spoon) or a little more oil.

Wrap the pasta in cling film and leave for at least 30 minutes in a cool dry place

Flour your pasta machine and for each ball run it through the machine on the largest setting (for most this is the first notch)

Repeat the last process again but on the fifth notch along, this is not the smallest setting on the machine but as small as we want to go.

Now you are ready to run each piece through the cutting section of the pasta machine! Use semolina if the pasta looks like it is sticking once cut.

Once all of the pasta is cut separate it out loosely and sprinkle some semolina if required to keep it separated.

Bring a pot of salted water to the boil (generally 1 litre per 100g) and add your pasta! Cook for around five minutes but after 3.5 start checking to make sure it is cooked al dente!

Drain the pasta (reserving some water). Return the pasta to the pot and mix with some amazing sauce you have made - adding a little of the reserved water. Enjoy!