Learn how to make homemade pasta from scratch in just 1 hour and only using 3 ingredients right from your own kitchen.
Homemade pasta is infinitely better than anything that comes from a package and I’m going to show you why!
Ingredients for this recipe:
560 grams 00 or All-Purpose flour (4 cups + 3 tbsp)
140 grams semolina flour (3/4 cup + 1 ½ tbsp)
7 eggs
Serves 12
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Resting Time: 30 minutes
Procedures:
1. Sift together the flours onto a clean surface and then form a well with it.
2. Add the eggs to the center of the well and whisk with a fork until combined and then slowly begin to add in the flour from the edges.
3. Once the egg and flour are combined use a pastry knife to scrape the surface to bring it all together to form a dough.
4. Knead for 12 to 15 minutes before wrapping in plastic and chilling in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
5. Remove the plastic from the dough and cut it into 3 pieces.
6. Flatten 1 of the pieces of the dough with your hands and flour it lightly. Run it through the hand crank pasta maker on the 0 setting 3 times. Cut the dough in half.
7. Turn the crank to 3 and run it through 3 times.
8. Last, run it through on setting 6 twice. Dust with flour and place on a clean surface. Repeat the process with the remaining 2 dough balls.
9. Cut the dough ever 12”-14” inches long, dust it with flour on both sides and then run it through the spaghetti attachment or whatever desired noodle attachment you’d like. Dust again with flour and form it into a small ball and place it on a sheet tray lined with parchment paper and rest it for 15 more minutes so that it dries out a bit before cooking or storing.
CHEF NOTES:
• Do not use just semolina or kamut flour as the dough will be too hard.
• Rule of thumb is 1 egg per 100 grams of flour or heaping ¾ cup of flour
• You can also dry your pasta on a drying rack.
• STORING AND FREEZING HOMEMADE PASTA: After the pasta has been rolled into little balls and dried for 10-15 minutes cover in plastic wrap and refrigerate for up to 3 days. You can also freeze wrapped in plastic wrap for up to 2 months. If you are freezing you can add straight to boiling salted water from the freezer to cook.
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Thinking of making Spaghetti noodles, but the price of eggs skyrocketed.
Will definitely try it. Thank you so much for sharing. My family loves pasta.
Great job on the video! Love the way you lay it out!
I tried it and my dough was very dry and hard, rechecked everything and all ingredients were correct. Maybe a difference in the egg size? I’ll reserve some flour next time.
Also…my semolina was a bit “stinky” I found some webs in it, also a dried larvae of some sort 😨 This was a test run, I’ll be sure to check the flour next time!!
How many servings does this make?
I'm a vegan what to do
I make fresh pasta several times, but I wish it was less messy! OMG, my kitchen looks like a bakery. If it wasnt so good, I wouldt bother at all. Not a fast meal, by any means
That is not spaghetti, that is tagliolini! 🤔
Absolutely FABULOUS! Well explained and easy to follow. Thank you very much 💐
I've exactly the same pasta machine (found it at a thrift store for $5.00). I knew it was a great find, and I knew I would use it eventually "some day"…..
NOW is the time because your tutorial is inspiring 🙂
Can you use this pasta dough to make ravioli?
What brand is the pasta machine?
How long can you leave the dough ball in the fridge?
What happens i it’s too tough with the kneading?
Wicked video cheers
Hello can I have a link please
Billy, I’m 100% Italian and this is exactly the way my nana made it. Excellent video. The others I’ve found, have not been up to par. 💕
I can almost see the old lady in Hamtramck or something making the pasta in her basement.
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Please how do I makes it dry
I haven't done this in 4 years. Good video
Love how you explained all the steps to make pasta
2nd time making your recipe but with freshly milled flour and it’s da BOMB 💣 I also used fresh duck eggs.
What pasta machine do you use?
Good tips!
Love your encouragement!!
Chef Parisi, thank you for this excellent recipe. Related to it I have 2 questions: in different sources I learned that only egg yolks are used in pasta dough. What do you think of it? However, I noticed you use while eggs.
Can you recommend the pasta rolling machine you use?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you so muuuuuuch. This is a perfect way to do it!
🙏🙏👍👍
the price of eggs determines if making from scratch is worth it
Can I knead it using the dough hook attachment in my mixer?
What pasta machine do you use?
Great instructions
I can wait to try this. Very informative 👏
I love how he is bring realistic about us bring mad at him if we get the flour wrong or hoe we are going to cuss him out when we kneed the dough
Heya Chef – my Nona used to make fresh pasta in her basement in Detroit as well. I really miss her!
Wow easy to do and now we can eat fresh homemade pasta. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe
do you have recommendation where to buy marcato? I look on amazon but reviews say they are not true marcato. Do you have an affiliate link to one by chance?
Makes me wanna go make pasta 🍝 who else have this just randomly pop up after watching kitchen nightmares?
What is the link for that machine or something similar? Just starting out and no idea what to buy. I do have a kitchenaid, is there an attachment I can buy instead? Thank you.
Since fresh pasta cooks so quickly.. when making a lasagna sheet from this dough recipe, how long would it take to bake a lasagna in the oven?
I learn this today with help of chef Robert it was so fun and delicious
can you preserve this other than freezing? Can you let it dry out all the way and would it be shelf stable?
00 flour is closer to bread flour than ap flour
I suck at kneading. End up with three different pieces of dough and it’s not smooth. That’s after 20 minutes…