i wanna make some noodles home.. 9 w. ~$ n, ~0 abut not sure how much of each ingredients i should put. . | C0 c* P" b' M' H( Ucould anyone kindly tell me? 5 `, K( L% i' s2 p $ D; I6 Y7 b, U# t/ fi know there are different kinds of noodles,0 |% P" T% e% t& e' N! Y
i like to know any of them which can be made home. : b* i5 ^. {4 a- R# C5 v3 h1 [any suggestion would be appreciated.+ e% `: O; v' t
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p.s: i wanna make a noodle though, and process it with noodle maker machine.
i know i have to use noodle machine. 2 e( p5 A6 |7 O. \6 ~4 _8 ebut i want to know how to make noodle dough. so i can run it thru machine. 3 `0 H( H" w }0 j % Y: b& k4 U& l' Vany ideas?
does anyone can make noodle home? 6 M* [) M G; M0 j6 m( w+ d# ii really want to try home-made noodle/noodle soup. 6 E- g/ M6 v5 Y$ ` Wany suggestion would be appreciated :D
just flour and water, that's it.1 V; V( Y1 X! @1 ~! g0 S% |/ \
My parent in law made noodle at home. And as Edmonton is very dry, the noodle is easily dry up. It's very good * n/ o/ V1 T) x; h* i# M5 U* a% `* z( {- B L2 j: i! Y( k
[ Last edited by yuexu on 2005-5-14 at 01:06 PM 8 {; b/ d4 B! R7 v]
Originally posted by gnome-kde at 2005-5-14 16:00: [, u) k' p/ |6 m+ I5 I9 i+ J有noodle machine的话,面大致揉成团就行了,分成小块在机器里多过几遍就可以了,不需要费劲用手揉。4 X8 T7 D% j* D: n8 p' O; J6 K