I wanted to eat a really chewy, fresh pasta, so I did some experimenting and this flour ratio was a big success. It was chewy and bouncy - a very filling, macho pasta.I started tasting the pasta after boiling it for 2 minutes about 4 times...You should be able to boil it for 3-4 minutes without the texture changing much. You can use 2 whole eggs instead of 1 whole egg and 1 egg white. I used an egg white this time because I wanted to use one up. Makes 2 servings. (Recipe by Minitan)

I just wanted to try making fresh pasta.The kneaded dough is tough but it will get softer after you let it rest. If the dough is soft, it will get too soft to roll out after resting. This means you will have tougher pasta as you will need to dust it with more flour to roll it out evenly. Recipe by cherry

I was aiming for a homemade pasta recipe that I can make with ingredients available at home.If the dough doesn't come together easily in Step 2, add 1/2 teaspoon of water. Add another 1/2 teaspoon of water, if necessary. Recipe by Donayumi

Because I received good quality flour as a gift....-I don't have anything in particular, but in Step 5, be sure to dust the pasta with plenty of flour or the creases will stick to each other.-Adjust the cooking time depending on the thickness of the pasta. Recipe by a-chan

Homemade fresh pasta is always delicious. I dug out the old pasta machine that we had tucked away in storage and made some at home. This recipe yields an easy to make amount.If you leave 1 cm around the edge a bit thicker when you roll out the dough, it will not split easily. Recipe by Cara Luna

This is a delicious variation of a simple recipe for pasta that I learned abroad. I think it's perfect for beginners. The chewiness of homemade pasta is the best. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.Since pasta dough sticks easily, dust it with flour. Feel free to use cake flour, bread flour, or a half-and-half combination of both. I serve 50 g per serving. Once you can make this dough, you can enjoy pasta in a variety of shapes and textures. Recipe by mini

To come up with this homemade pasta recipe, I experimented many times using my pasta machine. I presume that all pasta machines are different so it might not come out quite the same, but this recipe works with my pasta machine.Caution in Step 6 : With my pasta machine, when the thickness dial is set to No. 1 and the 2 mm width cutter is attached, the pasta came out flat and it didn't work.Bonus: You can also make gyoza dumpling skins using the pasta machine,. Recipe by Mikesachi

I love Italian food, so I went to Italy to learn authentic Italian cuisine.I bought a pasta machine at a market while I was staying in Italy. Recipe by Norikyo

My motivation for making this dish was that no store sold lasagna in my neighborhood.Because you can leave the work to the food processor, I have no hints in particular. Recipe by Ponpondama

After many experiments to try to find the perfect combination of seminola and bread flours, this is the result. There is also a recipe that includes olive oil in the dough, but adding the oil messes with the water, so I can't really recommend it. Since this dough isn't dusted with any flour, it's smooth, springy, and very delicious.The key point is to incorporate air into the powdered ingredients and to mix with the egg until it becomes crumbly. If you feel like the flour hasn't completely been mixed in, add in a small amount of water bit by bit to adjust. But adding water will loosen the dough so make sure to knead it afterwards. For 5 servings (400 g). Recipe by hiro51094

I make homemade ramen several times a year as a hobby, and discovered the deliciousness of dry egg noodles while aiming to make some homemade noodles with a nice texture. I haven't turned back from homemade noodles since. I expanded my horizons to pasta as well, and came up with these noodles.The noodles are moistureless and made only with egg, so it gives birth to a nice texture. When using large-sized eggs, increase the amount of flour by 1 tablespoon. I use one approximately 65 g medium egg.(including the shell). The time needed to boil the noodles will depend on their thickness and width, so adjust accordingly. Recipe by Homard Ebiko

Press a bamboo skewer lenghtwise into the side of a 1” wide strip of fresh pasta dough, roll it, slide off the skewer and it will dry into a hollow fusilli pasta tube, it is that simple.Even more elegantly, wrap 1/4” pasta dough strips around the bamboo skewer to make rotini type fusilli. Traditional handmade fresh Fusilli pasta absorbs more sauce because it is hollow and because fresh pasta absorbs sauces better.If you fine grind red hard wheat kernels once, you get spelt wheat flour. Twice, your get finer flour, seminola grade. Three times, you get super fine flour, durum grade. Fusilli pasta likes half seminola and half durum. No problem! Split seminola in half and grind half one more time, to durum grade.You can cook soft freshly made fusilli pasta directly in the pasta sauce, no prior boiling needed. Once dry, preboil in salted water.Economical: one cup of wheat kernels makes two cups of flour, which makes two cups of long fusilli. Two cups of fresh fusilli make four cups cooked delicious fusilli.Tastes just like eating in Italy.#GlobalApron