Nouilles

The modern cook · Charles Elmé Francatelli · 1846
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The modern cook
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Ingredients (4)
Instructions (9)
  1. Place six ounces of sifted flour upon a marble slab or paste-board.
  2. Make a well in the centre, by spreading the flour out in the form of a ring, with the back of the hand.
  3. Put therein a little salt, and add a teaspoonful of water, to moisten it.
  4. Add the yolks of five eggs, and knead the whole well together into a firm, smooth, compact paste.
  5. Allow it to rest for ten minutes.
  6. Roll it out as thin as paper.
  7. Divide the paste into bands three inches wide.
  8. Cut these into very fine shreds.
  9. Spread them upon a large sieve to dry.
Original Text
* Nouilles are a kind of vermicelli prepared in the following manner:—Place six ounces of sifted flour upon a marble slab or paste-board; make a well in the centre, by spreading the flour out in the form of a ring, with the back of the hand; then put therein a little salt, and add a teaspoonful of water, to moist it; after which add the yolks of five eggs, and knead the whole well together into a firm, smooth, compact paste; and after allowing it to rest for ten minutes, roll it out as thin as paper, and then divide the paste into bands three inches wide, cut these into very fine shreds and spread them upon a large sieve to dry.
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