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gma
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Posted 7/12/2009 11:49 AM (GMT -6)
One of my husband's favorites is chicken and noodles.  I hadn't seen egg noodles in any gluten free markets until just lately, so I invested in a pasta maker.  That was a two man job because you had to roll out the dough before putting in the pasta rollers and doing that over and over.  Then I saw that Kitchen Aid had a pasta attachment for using the meat grinder where the pasta is extruded.  It is much easier to use, but I am having a hard time finding the right texture of dough.  Most recipes are either hand rolled noodles or using the regular pasta machine.  I am going to try Google to see if I can find any recipes for extrusion noodles and spend the afternoon making noodles and cleaning up the mess.  The last batch I made tasted delicious but the were so light that they broke into little pieces.  Anyone have any suggestions?  MK
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GrizLeeB
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Posted 7/15/2009 9:39 AM (GMT -6)
 

You might want to check out this:

http://www.mail-archive.com/pasta-recipe@yahoogroups.com/msg00154.html

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gma
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Posted 7/16/2009 7:25 AM (GMT -6)
Thanks, the recipes I have tried used about the same combo of flours. We don't care for the bean flour so I usually substitute for it. I ran out of white rice flour but have lots of brown rice flour on hand so I have been using that. It works good. My husband is very happy with his noodles, so that is what is important.
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Nor_TX
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Posted 9/16/2009 8:05 AM (GMT -6)
Not sure where you live, but we have Whole Foods, Central Market and Sprouts.. and they all have gluten free noodles...
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Nor_TX
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Posted 9/16/2009 8:12 AM (GMT -6)
I emailed you.... I could send you some...
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gma
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Posted 9/16/2009 8:52 AM (GMT -6)
I live in Bowie. I made GF noodles for my husband several times. I bought an extrusion pasta maker for my Kitchen Aid Mixer that works quite well. We bought spaghetti many different places but the home made is still the best. Thanks for your offer. He has cancer now and is under Hospice care, so is not eating quite so much. I still make things he likes but end up throwing a lot of it out because he doesn't eat that much. We only know of two others with Celiac here in Bowie, one is a baby and the other a very nice lady about our age. MK
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Nor_TX
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Posted 9/16/2009 12:09 PM (GMT -6)
I'm so sorry. If there is anything I can send you, please let me know. I live very close to Sprouts and buy gluten free noodle soup and pasta all the time. I emailed you so you have my email address. Just let me know when you want something... I would love to do this for you.

Nora
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