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Does ravioli pasta dough have to be different than the standard
recipe? I've recently bought an Imperia pasta machine and have made delicious fettucinne using just 00 flour, eggs and a dash of olive- oil. Perfection, with no water at all in the recipe. Now I've bought on Ebay a Raviolamp Ravioli Classici Italian pasta mould, and on the box it gives a totally different recipe -- for 6 people, use 3 eggs, 4 cups sifted flowers (sic), a quarter cup of water and 2 tablespoons olive oil. Does this recipe cater to the longer cooking time needed? The instructions suggest 8 to 10 minutes in boiling water compared to the three minutes I give my fettuccine. I'd like to benefit from your experience before I try! |
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