Homemade Sourdough Pasta Recipe

Learn how to make homemade sourdough noodles (pasta) at home!

Your gonna love these really easy Homemade Sourdough Pasta Noodles! Once you get the hang out of making your own noodles you won’t wanna go back to store bought. Plus they are Sourdough!

So that means if fermented overnight they are really healthy for you. Can you imagine eating noodles and pasta and feeling ok about it? Well I believe you can, turning our flour products into Sourdough creates an amazing product by fermenting and making it much easier for you to digest. Please only use Organic Flour or Organic Wheat Berries to help with the nutrition. The regular flour or bleached flour has lost all of it’s nutrients so what’s the point? Original recipe inspired from Butter For All. Thank you!

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Ingredients:

My Pasta Maker Machine – We Love it!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Directions:

Dough Prep:

1. In your mixer (or by hand) add in all the ingredients until well mixed.  If using a mixer let run on low-med for 4-6 minutes.  You’ll want a sort of stiff dough and it should end up smooth looking.

2. Cover and let sit on the counter overnight to ferment. If you are not comfortable with your eggs being out then place in the fridge and remove 2 hours prior to making your noodles.

Creating Pasta:

Notes: Feel free to sprinkle liberally in between pressings if your  noodles are sticking at all.

1. Flour a work surface or large cookie sheet to place your pressed and cut pieces on.

2. Take your fermented dough and using a dough cutter cut into 6 sections and roll into ballws.

3. Working with one section at a time flatten with your hands into a palm size disc.

4. The next part will depend on what your using to create the noodles. I use the Marcato Pasta Machine

4. If using Marcata Pasta Machine you will start by pressing with the Flattening section. Turn the  knob to 0 and press through the FLATTENING and turn the knob to 1 and run through again, then run it through on size 2, size 3, and size 4.

5. Take the flattened piece and cut in half using a bench scraper to help make the size more manageable to run it through the noodle section.  Dust each side with more flour.

6.  Now it’s time to run those flattened sections through the noodle cutting part on your pasta roller. If they stick at all, dust with flour.

7. Place cut noodles on the prepared work surface or cookie sheet that was sprinkled liberally with flour.

8. Continue with the remaining sections until all are done and cut.

9.  Bring a large pot of water to a boil (you could also start this while cutting the noodles so it’s ready)

10. Working in small batches (about half of the total noodles at a time) place your raw noodles in the boiling water for 3 minutes. Using a NOODLE SPOON remove the noodles into a colander to drain while cooking the remaining noodles.

11. Finish by combining with your favorite pasta sauce such as my delicious.

12. Serve, eat, devour and love every bite!

 

15 minutes homemade pasta sauce. & My Sourdough BreadStick Recipe!

and maybe some Veggies from the Freezer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Recommended Items

Bench Scraper

 

Bowls with Lids
Dough Cutter
Dutch Oven

Wheat Berry Grinder

 

Banneton Bowl Set

 

Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer
Kitchen Food Scale

 

Measuring Cups & Spoons

 

Bread Baking Pan

 

Quart Jars

 

 

 

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