Some pro tips: if you won’t be able to use up your egg whites, then making pasta with the entire egg is very much okay! The goal is to make yourself fresh pasta, not to waste food 😊 Although whole eggs compared to egg yolk pasta is a noticeable difference so if you can try I would recommend you do! To expand on the instructions, it’s a great idea to let your dough rest in the fridge for about half an hour, which helps with the hydrating of the flour. Now adequate kneading and rolling is required to work the gluten… for anyone who is unfamiliar with how gluten works, it is incredibly elastic and the more you work gluten the more elastic it becomes. Obviously you want your pasta to keep together and not break therefore working the gluten is important. After making pasta a few times you will know when you’ve reached an okay point, cause as you roll and stretch and roll and stretch and you start thinning out the dough it should hold even when it’s super thin. Also do remember that your pasta will expand when cooking, so if you make what looks like the perfect fettuccine shape uncooked, it will expand a lot! So good idea to make it smaller and/or thinner. Also also, make sure to boil your pasta is a LOT of water, you do not want your fresh pasta all stuck together!!! Use a big-ass pot to cook those bbys, and defs keep an eye on it. Fresh pasta cooks quicker than packet pasta and I would recommend eating it al dente. Good luck! 🖤
@@shaemus3383 texture is the biggest difference. Egg yolks will be more velvety and smooth, the moutfeel is better. Whole egg wont have the same effect but if all you want is fresh pasta then there is absolutely nothing wrong with whole eggs. Or if you dont know what to do with the remaining egg whites.
If i recall correctly, for 1 portion of pasta its 100g of flour to 1 full egg. I saw a video from an italian chef talking about it. The pasta you see in this video is egg yolk pasta, but for just regular pasta (like you find in the store) its whole eggs that are used. Theres nothing at all wrong with what hes doing, but for a single portion the whole egg recipe is a bit more convenient.
I follow the 100g flour to 1 whole egg rule with a touch of olive oil and salt and it comes out great every time. Easy to make a lot more with that rule as well
Steps! 1) Mix together egg yolks and double zero (00) flour in a ratio of 36 egg yolks to 750 grams flour. All-purpose flour is okay if that's what you have. (The difference is the type of wheat used and all-purpose will be more chewy.) 2) Knead the dough for 10 to 15 minutes to develop the gluten. 3) Let the dough rest 30 minutes(!!!). (He puts the dough in cling wrap during this time, I assume so it doesn't dry out.) 4) Roll out the dough to be flat. (I recommend trying to get this as flat as possible, or to cut rather thin noodles so they actually cook all the way through.) 5) Cut the dough into whatever shape you like.
Another tip, lots of thrift stores have pasta rollers for cheap. Makes the whole process so much easier, and fresh pasta is just...*chefs kiss* so friggin good
Man your making me feel better, mom had a seizure today so I missed school I was scared she was gonna die shes being treated good! Thanks for this video.
Your name, ‘Peters Pasta’ is such a nice name for a restaurant. You could have a section at the restaurant where you do pasta making classes and people get to take home their finished product of what they make, and dine in the restaurant after. I’d go somewhere like that
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because of you i started to cook and i made pasta for the first time it was chicken alfredo and it was amazing!! ty for teaching me on how to cook and many other people
This is great! I have been working on making dough but it never turned out how i wanted, this helped me get that dough I wanted. Keep up the good work man!
For those of you out there with adhd, I have it too, and at 20 years old I still can't ever sit still. But it's ok! You learn to live with things like that.
I need this. I have chickens and get fresh eggs everyday. After I finish donating, I still have a lot left over and would love to make fresh pasta for myself, family friends and to Donate to local food banks!
I may suggest an angel food cake, they are so nice and fluffy. My dad and I used to make them, we had the opposite problem with the egg yolk being left over.
Can you make a tutorial on how to make gluten free pasta? I have a few conditions where one of the triggers is gluten, so I try to limit the amount of gluten I consume. Also, love your videos on doubling the eggs everyday!
I've never made pasta before so this is an honest question: Is there a reason the egg yolks aren't broken up before being poured into the flour volcano? It seems like it would be easier to beat them then dump them out.
That's so cool and looks amazing and delicious. I would have thought there would be salt in there would putting salt in there do something to affect the texture or the outcome?
I wrote this for myself. If you don't need it, just go do something else. A dozen eggs:750 g flour -Mix them together -Hydrate the dough -Stretch them out -Put some flour -Roll it out -Cut it into whatever shape you want
Hey PetersPasta! My girlfriend has Celiac Disease (if you don’t know what that is, in very simplified terms it’s basically a very sensitive gluten allergy), do you have a recommendation on how to make homemade gluten-free pasta? Love your vids!
This looks like a pretty rich pasta recipe, with what seems to be a very high proportion of Eggs to Flour. btw - Where did you get this recipe? I'm sure when I've made pasta before, the recipe I used had only about a dozen eggs to 2 cups of "OO" flour, 1/2 tsp Salt & 2 tbsp Olive Oil.
As a chef in culinary school, my head chef who owns a restaurant called the sage rabbit has a recipe for pasta like this: 1c AP flour 2 eggs 1tbsp olive oil 1tbsp heavy cream This can make about 2-4 servings of pasta. Oh and don't worry about waiting. Go ahead and roll it out. Its fine. Just make sure its dry when you boil it.
I'm Italian and i always follow your pasta content with interest. Honestly it seems a bit too much orange probably given from the massive amounts of eggs that you put in that innocent flour😅 Beyond that, the process is perfect!❤
Why do you use yolks only? I tried this method and my pasta got so much stronger and it tastes better. I only do not know what to do with the whites besides merinques... And why do you use 00 and not semolina?
Man you should open your own restaurant, shit would go hard.
Heck yeah it would!
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@Saloni 💖 woooow!!!
It's pasta lol. You know how many pasta based restaurants there are? Flooded market
@Saloni 💖 that's crazy fr fr
For anyone who needs it
The ratio is around 1 egg for every 20 grams of flour
egg yolk you mean ?
Thx
If you wanna be precise it’s 20 and 75 90ths of a gram lol
Thank you
thank you! this saved me a lot!!
Some pro tips: if you won’t be able to use up your egg whites, then making pasta with the entire egg is very much okay! The goal is to make yourself fresh pasta, not to waste food 😊
Although whole eggs compared to egg yolk pasta is a noticeable difference so if you can try I would recommend you do!
To expand on the instructions, it’s a great idea to let your dough rest in the fridge for about half an hour, which helps with the hydrating of the flour.
Now adequate kneading and rolling is required to work the gluten… for anyone who is unfamiliar with how gluten works, it is incredibly elastic and the more you work gluten the more elastic it becomes. Obviously you want your pasta to keep together and not break therefore working the gluten is important. After making pasta a few times you will know when you’ve reached an okay point, cause as you roll and stretch and roll and stretch and you start thinning out the dough it should hold even when it’s super thin.
Also do remember that your pasta will expand when cooking, so if you make what looks like the perfect fettuccine shape uncooked, it will expand a lot! So good idea to make it smaller and/or thinner.
Also also, make sure to boil your pasta is a LOT of water, you do not want your fresh pasta all stuck together!!! Use a big-ass pot to cook those bbys, and defs keep an eye on it. Fresh pasta cooks quicker than packet pasta and I would recommend eating it al dente.
Good luck! 🖤
Simple but gold advice right here
What’s the difference when using a whole egg v just egg yolk?
@@shaemus3383 texture is the biggest difference. Egg yolks will be more velvety and smooth, the moutfeel is better. Whole egg wont have the same effect but if all you want is fresh pasta then there is absolutely nothing wrong with whole eggs. Or if you dont know what to do with the remaining egg whites.
Make merengues, with the leftover egg-whites, for dessert.
@@XOChristianaNicole remember meringues don’t like rain (humidity) so try on a dry day!
I love that you can make any shape you want with pasta.
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If i recall correctly, for 1 portion of pasta its 100g of flour to 1 full egg. I saw a video from an italian chef talking about it. The pasta you see in this video is egg yolk pasta, but for just regular pasta (like you find in the store) its whole eggs that are used. Theres nothing at all wrong with what hes doing, but for a single portion the whole egg recipe is a bit more convenient.
I follow the 100g flour to 1 whole egg rule with a touch of olive oil and salt and it comes out great every time. Easy to make a lot more with that rule as well
Steps!
1) Mix together egg yolks and double zero (00) flour in a ratio of 36 egg yolks to 750 grams flour. All-purpose flour is okay if that's what you have. (The difference is the type of wheat used and all-purpose will be more chewy.)
2) Knead the dough for 10 to 15 minutes to develop the gluten.
3) Let the dough rest 30 minutes(!!!). (He puts the dough in cling wrap during this time, I assume so it doesn't dry out.)
4) Roll out the dough to be flat. (I recommend trying to get this as flat as possible, or to cut rather thin noodles so they actually cook all the way through.)
5) Cut the dough into whatever shape you like.
I’m sorry I only know cups and stuff what are the measurements in cups or just anything?
@@BILLIEXSEILISH 750 grams of flour is about 6 cups of LOOSE (NOT PACKED) flour 😁
Then how long do you cook it?
What does he spread out on the table and dough to cut it? Is it more flour or is it cornstarch or something else?
@@williamlarese3010 just google a recipe for whatever dish you want to make with the pasta
Another tip, lots of thrift stores have pasta rollers for cheap. Makes the whole process so much easier, and fresh pasta is just...*chefs kiss* so friggin good
As an Italian, I really appreciate the effort you put into making pasta. I remember when I used to make it with my grandma, keep it up!
Can't wait for day 12 of doubling the eggs!!! Pasta is so delicious 😋😋
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you inspired me to make pasta as a date idea with my girl!
it turned out delicious and it was so much fun to make our noodles ourselves
Man your making me feel better, mom had a seizure today so I missed school I was scared she was gonna die shes being treated good! Thanks for this video.
"I used 3 dozen egg yolks" AAAaaannnnd thats out of my wallet range
~16 us dollars man thats so expensive
@@tenxgs $16 is a lot of money for some people dingus
Try 300 grams of flour, 3 whole eggs, and 3 egg yolks
You can also use whole eggs! 😊 Or egg whites, like from the cartons of whites.
@@harrybotter8762Eating a meal at McDonalds is almost that these days. If $16 to buy FOOD is too much for you, you should log off, go work a double.
Your name, ‘Peters Pasta’ is such a nice name for a restaurant. You could have a section at the restaurant where you do pasta making classes and people get to take home their finished product of what they make, and dine in the restaurant after. I’d go somewhere like that
Ditto.
I learned this from my nonna years ago. We use the little hand crank machine to flatten and cut into noodles. Very fun, I love doing it.
Don't tease us. Bring us day 12 of your series "every time you make pasta you double the yolks". We want to see 2048 yolks of eggs.
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@@Fck_the_atfgood to know. Ty
i just wanna see all those yolks in one spot
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because of you i started to cook and i made pasta for the first time it was chicken alfredo and it was amazing!! ty for teaching me on how to cook and many other people
Tip for ravioli: if you don't have or have access too a ravioli roller, an ice cube tray can be used as a viable alternative.
Can't you just roll the dough flat then slice it into square grids with a knife?
@@_Just_Another_Guy Possibly, but the ice cube tray is a nice helping tool.
So glad to see newer viewers gain so much interest in making pasta.
You can't outrun the 2048 yolks forever my man
he said he is filming this week
The chickens went on strike, negotiations are under way.
Fr I hope he goes to 30 days
@@Chellapo if he did 30 days then he would need 536,870,912 yolks
@Cameron Over 500 million? Ehhh I think he could do it.
So happy to understand one of your videos without subtitles so I can hear this while making pasta and not fk it up!
Thank you! I’m gonna try to make this someday! It seems like a fun hobby, and I can even give it to others!
Thank you so much!Now I have something else to do with my family!🥰😊
This is great! I have been working on making dough but it never turned out how i wanted, this helped me get that dough I wanted. Keep up the good work man!
Let’s go BUCS
Yes! This is the video I’ve been waiting for
Why don’t you use the whites? I always have, and it’s come out well. What’s the difference and what are the advantages to using just yolks?
yolks give the pasta a more smooth and nice texture
@@Repolor It’s just that I always have huge success with whole eggs and I’m not wasting as much.
I don't know why but watching this kind of video makes me feel satisfied..
You should open your own restaurant 🤤
you’ve mastered pasta brother. i’m sure you’ll keep improving in ways u can’t imagine rn. sky’s the limit♥️ good work brother!
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For those of you out there with adhd, I have it too, and at 20 years old I still can't ever sit still. But it's ok! You learn to live with things like that.
Is there a pasta recipe you know that takes less eggs for the same amount of dough? Love you content
Right? Eggs are expensive rn 😫
I wonder if parts of the eggs can be substituted for another ingredient since the egg's sole purpose is to bind the dough together.
You can use whole eggs instead of just the egg yolks
Yeah I have 6 hens so I don’t need to worry about the cost of eggs
I need this. I have chickens and get fresh eggs everyday. After I finish donating, I still have a lot left over and would love to make fresh pasta for myself, family friends and to
Donate to local food banks!
I showed my mom episodes 1-11 and we're both waiting for episode 12
For anyone curious, the ratio he mentioned is roughly 1/8 cup of flour per egg yolk.
I was looking for a conversion! Thank you!💛
I know you give away the egg whites to friends but would it be possible to plan for an egg white omelette day with some local soup kitchens?
I may suggest an angel food cake, they are so nice and fluffy. My dad and I used to make them, we had the opposite problem with the egg yolk being left over.
Wow. This looks fantastic. Trying it for Sunday's dinner. 🍝❤👍🏼
1 year later: This is episode 939393929283 of making pasta dough, i used 2929299229 egg yolks this time, i also broke my arm after kneading it
Am I the only one who became mesmerized by all the little orange egg yolks?
Day 3 of asking for Swiss miss hot chocolate pasta
I'm sorry... what
Can you make a tutorial on how to make gluten free pasta? I have a few conditions where one of the triggers is gluten, so I try to limit the amount of gluten I consume. Also, love your videos on doubling the eggs everyday!
$100 says he's italian.
@Saloni 💖 shut up no she didn’t
Going by his dialect, he’s clearly American.
Sooo glad I came across your Channel! Pasta is my absolute favorite food! 😋🙌🏽 I’m definitely down to learn some different techniques! 😃
I swear he's just trying to delay day 12 as much as possible
I have never made pasta but I feel confident that I could after watching like 5 of your videos😂😂😂. Keep up the good work🎉
congrats on your work! 👏👏👏👏
I’m eating my pasta right now it’s really good
Pittsburgh is lucky to have you!!!! I miss home and all the food from my hometown!!!!❤
*My favorite thing about fresh pasta is opening the box!* ❤
I love eating pasta while watching it get made
Why is this so satisfying
Wow!! You are a good cook!! Approved by an Italian! 🇮🇹
Thanks for uploading this!!
I appreciate this video. I'm in culinary school and we have to make fresh pasta this week. Wish me luck 🙏
LOOKING SO COOL I LIKE IT
So fresh made pasta has protein in it nice
i really envy this guy so much, hes happy with such a simple thing as making pasta and he also earns a lot of money with it. chad.
Great video to make my first batch of homemade pasta to!
I love the content! Just a quick question, how many people will this recipe feed?
That lifting with the knife part was so cool!
Oh my god thank you for the recipe man, you're the best
I've never made pasta before so this is an honest question: Is there a reason the egg yolks aren't broken up before being poured into the flour volcano? It seems like it would be easier to beat them then dump them out.
That's so cool and looks amazing and delicious. I would have thought there would be salt in there would putting salt in there do something to affect the texture or the outcome?
Could you show how to roll it out by hand?
Thank you for the how to make pasta!
You should do a video on how to make a basic red sauce its really easy and so much better than store bought
I'll definitely try this out
That fettuccine cut at the end was pure Gold 🥇
I wrote this for myself. If you don't need it, just go do something else.
A dozen eggs:750 g flour
-Mix them together
-Hydrate the dough
-Stretch them out
-Put some flour
-Roll it out
-Cut it into whatever shape you want
Look good 👍 😊
Thanks! I made pasta for the first time
Thank you my mom love my home made pasta😊
Cooking In that crispy white Pirates jersey is definitely ballsy.
- A Reds fan
im Thai and pasta is still my Fav food (LOVE ITALIAN FOOD)
Omg where do you get your eggs. They look delicious
Yumm. I am in love
Hey PetersPasta! My girlfriend has Celiac Disease (if you don’t know what that is, in very simplified terms it’s basically a very sensitive gluten allergy), do you have a recommendation on how to make homemade gluten-free pasta? Love your vids!
This looks like a pretty rich pasta recipe, with what seems to be a very high proportion of Eggs to Flour.
btw - Where did you get this recipe?
I'm sure when I've made pasta before, the recipe I used had only about a dozen eggs to 2 cups of "OO" flour, 1/2 tsp Salt & 2 tbsp Olive Oil.
What do you do after you have the strips of pasta? Do you need to let it dry or something, or can it go straight into boiling water?
As a chef in culinary school, my head chef who owns a restaurant called the sage rabbit has a recipe for pasta like this:
1c AP flour
2 eggs
1tbsp olive oil
1tbsp heavy cream
This can make about 2-4 servings of pasta. Oh and don't worry about waiting. Go ahead and roll it out. Its fine. Just make sure its dry when you boil it.
Heavy cream in pasta? Also chef in culinary school? As a professional chef you will soon be a chef if you continue, but for now your a student
Yes, YES! ITS THE DREAMS- ehem I've been awaiting for, actual pasta short.
When should we add salt? Also, what type of flour is used over the rolled pasta? Is it corn flour? It looks like yellow.
Luv your channel doll
Soooo great
Question: what would happen if you didn’t break the yolks before you start mixing in the flour?
Such handsome pasta 😍
That looks super good, dude.. Would totes eat that shiz up
I'm Italian and i always follow your pasta content with interest. Honestly it seems a bit too much orange probably given from the massive amounts of eggs that you put in that innocent flour😅 Beyond that, the process is perfect!❤
Now that looks good
I respect u as u give it to charity
Freaking awesome🎉
How long do you wait before cooking?
How long does it stay fresh?
Yay! I will definitely be trying this
Thank you!!
I think this is one of the first times I've seen someone use a pasta machine for it's intended purpose
Your name has proved yourself!
Awesome
I just love the different shades of the yolks.
Oh yeah! Now where's day 12?!
Nice 👌👌🍝
Why do you use yolks only? I tried this method and my pasta got so much stronger and it tastes better. I only do not know what to do with the whites besides merinques... And why do you use 00 and not semolina?
I have a question what do you do with the whites? I don’t think your wasting them I am just wondering
This was awesome