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Basil Pasta <r T>
Basil Pasta <r T>
- Recipe Submitted by ADMIN on 09/26/2007
Category: Main Dish, Italian, Low Fat
Ingredients List
- 2 c All-Purpose Flour; *Note,
- -(1C)
- 1/2 c Egg BeatersĀ® 99% Egg
- -Substitute; **Note, (1/4C)
- 1 ts Salt; (1/2 Tsp)
- Water; (To Half Load Line)
- 2 tb Dried Basil
Directions
Full Load Serves 4 - 6 Half Load (2-4):
*NOTE: A Popeil measuring cup
**NOTE: Or equivalent to 2 eggs, beaten
Note: The Full Load recipe calls for 1 T olive oil. The half load recipe
calls for 1 T olive oil. I omit the oil completely. Because I eliminate the
oil I do heat the dye before I extrude. What I do is to heat up about 34/ C
water in a 1 C measurement in the microwave..NOT TO BOILING THOUGH. Then
when the water is warm enough I remove it from the microwave and lower the
dye into it. DON'T DROP the dye ....lower it carefully to avoid splashes
and nasty burns. I usually let it sit in the hot water for about 1 - 1/2
minutes and the put it on the machine and start extruding immediately.
Equivalents: One Popeil Measuring Cup is equivalent to 1 2/3 C standard
measurement.
Use the mix and then extrude in any shape that you prefer. We made this
into fettucine.
This was very good!!
*NOTE: A Popeil measuring cup
**NOTE: Or equivalent to 2 eggs, beaten
Note: The Full Load recipe calls for 1 T olive oil. The half load recipe
calls for 1 T olive oil. I omit the oil completely. Because I eliminate the
oil I do heat the dye before I extrude. What I do is to heat up about 34/ C
water in a 1 C measurement in the microwave..NOT TO BOILING THOUGH. Then
when the water is warm enough I remove it from the microwave and lower the
dye into it. DON'T DROP the dye ....lower it carefully to avoid splashes
and nasty burns. I usually let it sit in the hot water for about 1 - 1/2
minutes and the put it on the machine and start extruding immediately.
Equivalents: One Popeil Measuring Cup is equivalent to 1 2/3 C standard
measurement.
Use the mix and then extrude in any shape that you prefer. We made this
into fettucine.
This was very good!!
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