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Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound recipe is a Italian Dinner meal that takes 8 minutes to make. If you enjoy Italian for Dinner, you will like Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound!

Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound

Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound Recipe
Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound

This is a basic pasta recipe. It makes about 1/2 pound (230 grams) of pasta, or four 2-oz (56 g) servings.Of course, make more batches if you need more pasta. Remember, pasta dough can be frozen after it's made. This is an old Italian recipe; because of that and the fact flour has slight differences in each batch "feel" is important. Practice until you figure out what works for you.

What Course Is Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound?

Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound is for Dinner.


How Long Does Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound Recipe Take To Prepare?

Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound takes 45 minutes to prepare.


How Long Does Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound Recipe Take To Cook?

Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound takes 8 minutes to cook.


How Many Servings Does Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound Recipe Make?

Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound makes 4 servings.


What Are The Ingredients For Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound Recipe?

The ingredients for Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound are:

One cup whole-wheat flour
1 large egg


How Do I Make Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound?

Here is how you make Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound:

CLASSICAL METHOD (by hand): Place the flour on a clean counter top or rolling board and make a well in the center for the eggs. Break the eggs into the well. Using a fork, beat the eggs and gradually draw in flour from the inner sides. Leave the outer edge intact so the eggs don't spill out. If they do, sprinkle it with flour and bring the egg back into the center. Continue dragging flour into the center well, stirring the ingredients together until the dough reaches an even consistency. This method takes a bit longer than using the mixer.USING A MIXER: place all ingredients into a mixer (I like the KitchenAid heavy-duty mixer). Using the dough hook, mix until the dough reaches an even consistency.WHEN YOU FINISH THE DOUGH, sprinkle a counter or breadboard with flour and knead it. IMPORTANT: If the pasta is too dry or crumbly, add a couple drops of water. When you get the right texture, roll the dough into a ball and let it rest under an inverted bowl for 10-15 minutes (this is included in the prep time).WORKING WITH THE PASTA: If the dough is too crumbly, add a drop or two of water. If it is too soft, add a little bit of flour.Roll out the dough in chunks using a roller pasta machine (even a cup of pasta is too much to roll out all at once). Keep the wheels lightly dusted with flour to prevent sticking. Fold up and roll a second time, or continue to roll each sheet until it becomes smooth.When each sheet begins to smooth out, decrease the roller setting by 2 numbers and continue the rolling process, reducing the roller setting by 2 numbers, until the sheets are the thickness you need for whatever you're making.Pasta sheets can make lasagna (easy) or ravioli (a bit harder). For noodles, roll up the sheet jelly-roll fashion and slice to the desired width (or use the cutter attachment of your machine).VARIATIONS (from various sources).- Add one teaspoon extra virgin olive oil for each cup of flour.- Use gluten-free flour for those who cannot tolerate gluten.- For a chewier pasta, replace 1/2 cup of the flour with semolina flour.- To make your pasta higher in protein, replace 1/2 cup flour with soy flour or high gluten (balancer) flour. Adding high gluten flour also has the added benefit of reducing carbohydrates.- To make an oriental noodle, substitute 1/2 cup of the flour with 1/2 cup of rice flour or potato starch.- Color the pasta by adding drops of beet juice (for red), spinach juice (for green), carrot juice for orange/yellow, or squid ink for purple/black.Number of Servings: 4Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user DAN_ODEA.


What's The Nutritional Info For Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound?

The nutritional information for Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound is:

  • Servings Per Recipe: 4
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 120.3
  • Total Fat: 1.8 g
  • Cholesterol: 53.1 mg
  • Sodium: 17.3 mg
  • Total Carbs: 21.9 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 3.7 g
  • Protein: 5.7 g

What Type Of Cuisine Is Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound?

Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound is Italian cuisine.


What Dietary Needs Does Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound Meet?

The dietary needs meet for Dan's Old Country whole wheat pasta, 1/2 pound is Vegetarian


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