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catscharm74
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Heather
Texas
USA
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Posted - May 15 2007 :  7:28:59 PM  Show Profile  Send catscharm74 a Yahoo! Message
Does anyone have EASY recipes for homemade bread and pasta? I would like to use whole wheat flour or half whole wheat and half regular. I would also like to be able to add things like chopped spinach to the pasta and fruit or nuts to the bread. But, I need very BASIC recipes, as I am new to making things like this. Anyone??

Thanks!!

Cheers,
Heather

westernhorse51
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michele
farmingdale n.j.
USA
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Posted - May 16 2007 :  06:46:24 AM  Show Profile
yes, I have a new england bread recipe that is SO EASY and so good.
5 to 6 cups flour
2 tablespoons dry yeast (2 packages)
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 tablespoon salt
2 cups hot water
a cake pan of hot water
mix 3 cups flour w/ yeast, sugar, & salt. Pour in hot water & beat about 100 strokes or 3 min. w/ mixer.
stir in remaining flour until dough loses it's stickiness. Turn on flour surface & knead about 6 to 8 minutes.
place dough in a greased bowl & cover for 15 min. w/ a damp cover over it & away from dreafts.

punch down dough & divide into 2 peices. shape into 2 round loaves and place on greased cookie sheet. cut an X 1/2 inch deep in each loaf w/ a wet sharp knife & lightly rub w/ a bit of flour on top of loaves.
place a cake pan of hot water on lower shelf of oven & put bread in COLD oven, NOW heat oven to 400 & bake for about 40 to 50 min. until golden brown and /or bottom sounds hollow.
It IS very easy & fun making this bread. Good luck

Now for the pasta, I got a recipe from hillbilly housewife site. I'll give you the website, you'll find this & MANY more.
www.hillbillyhousewife.com


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Harmony
Farmgirl in Training

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USA
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Posted - May 16 2007 :  4:28:42 PM  Show Profile
Mmmmm...that bread sounds good! I'll have to try it.

"Have a belief in yourself bigger than anyone's disbelief." -- August Wilson
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Harmony
Farmgirl in Training

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USA
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Posted - May 24 2007 :  8:37:33 PM  Show Profile
I tried the bread today and it was SO GOOD!!! Thanks so much for the recipe!

"Have a belief in yourself bigger than anyone's disbelief." -- August Wilson
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Peg Graham
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Peg
Chesapeake Virginia
USA
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Posted - May 25 2007 :  12:07:22 PM  Show Profile
View this link for a step-by-step video on homemade Pasta:
http://video.about.com/italianfood/How-to-Make-Fresh-Pasta.htm

miles of smiles~
Peg
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Room To Grow
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Deborah
Kingston Georgia
USA
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Posted - May 26 2007 :  6:14:24 PM  Show Profile
I just took a look at the web site and I loved it...I am going to try some of the recipes. My daughter will be pleased also...
Thanks again,
Deborah
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Bluewrenn
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Erin
Texas
USA
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Posted - May 28 2007 :  10:35:52 AM  Show Profile
What kind of pasta recipes? I have a RONCO pasta machine that has some decent recipes, but the instructions are for using with the machine.

http://www.compactappliance.com/ownersmanuals/ronco/P400ownersmanual.pdf

The recipes don't require the machine to work, but you'll need some experience with making pasta without it.

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Edited by - Bluewrenn on May 28 2007 10:38:41 AM
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