Making Fresh Pasta With Glorious Green Spinach Recipe Video

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How to make Making Fresh Pasta With Glorious Green Spinach

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healthyeating says :

Hello matwade76! How are you? Just wanted to let you know that I tried the pasta with whole wheat flour, but the taste wasn't as good as it should be :))

Posted on: 18 November 2009 - 5:14am

foodpsychologist says :

I haven't seen you cook the dough of this green spinach pasta after you shape them into circles. Doesn't it require that ?

Posted on: 3 November 2009 - 1:56am

matwade76 says :

Yes indeed, they just need boiling up in plenty of salted water as normal.

I didn't include that process in this video in order to keep the clip to a manageable length.

Note: Because this is fresh pasta it cooks super quick. When the pasta shapes rise to the surface of the water - just 1-2 minutes - they're ready to drain and serve. Buono!

Posted on: 8 November 2009 - 7:54am

perceptiveeye says :

Lovely video. Can you please let me know if we can use whole wheat flour for this recipe ?

Posted on: 3 November 2009 - 12:58am

matwade76 says :

Hi Perceptive,

I can't see why not. I haven't tried this, but do let me know how it goes!

Matt

Posted on: 8 November 2009 - 7:52am

perceptiveeye says :

whole wheat flour may be a good option for this pasta recipe!!

Posted on: 5 September 2009 - 1:41am

shantihhh says :

Interesting, why don't you use semolina flour?

Posted on: 6 August 2009 - 8:36pm

matwade76 says :

Hi Shantiii,

Good question!

When it comes to Italian pasta, I was taught that when making pasta dough with egg (arguably the most common method) you should use plain/general purpose flour - ideally super-fine or 'double zero' type.

Semolina 'durum wheat' flour meanwhile is typically used to make egg-less pasta dough. You just mix this with water to make the dough, which works well as this flour thickens up more than the fine stuff.

Semolina flour makes for a slightly more Chinese noodle-ish pasta, which is also vegan-friendly. See the written recipe here.

Hope that's helpful!

Pastastic Matt.

Posted on: 7 October 2009 - 3:05am

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Making Fresh Pasta With Glorious Green Spinach