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Archives for March 11, 2010

Un-Flung Heroes…

March 11, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

Well, I tried. the whole concept of flung noodles is to stretch one long piece of dough into an arm's length noodle, then hold the two ends in one hand and the middle of the noodle length in the other and re-fling. When it gets to arm's length again, double the ends and stretch … [Read more...] about Un-Flung Heroes…

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I feel like I should have mopped the kitchen floor…

March 11, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

Today I'm going to fling noodles. Odds are it's going to be a disaster. That's why I made two balls of dough. One has a bit more water-egg combination, and the other is a bit dryer. One I kneaded by hand, one I did in my pasta maker. They are currently sitting on my kitchen … [Read more...] about I feel like I should have mopped the kitchen floor…

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