To make wonderful noodles for your soup, etc., here's how easy it is! For a medium amount (serving six):
My favorite way to use these noodles is to make a thick chicken noodle soup and serve over mashed potatoes. I think a lot of people are afraid to make noodles, but it'd be hard to mess this recipe up! You just need to start ahead of time. It could be made in the morning, cut the long 2-3 inch strips, cover, and come home to fresh noodles ready for your broth!
Source: This is my favorite comfort food, and I got the recipe straight from my grandmother, who would have a pot of chicken noodle soup waiting for us when we would go visit. I think it's fun to measure the milk with the egg shell, feels so 'homemaker-ish'.
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When I make my noodles (egg yolk only) I also make a angel food cake (egg whites only). No egg is wasted. My family automatically knows if we have noodles, we have cake.
Home made noodles taste soooo much better!
These noodles look very easy to make, but you don't tell exactly how much flour to use. Can you please tell us how much to use? Thank you!
Down South we call these noodles dumplings and make chicken and dumplings, great comfort food.
Have you ever used whole wheat flour?
In answer to a few questions--yes, I think whole wheat flour would work, but I'd try half white and half whole wheat first. About how much flour to use, about 1 cup per egg.
Can you store them and for how long? Thank you
This is my kind of recipe! I have old recipes calling for "a piece of butter the size of an egg" and things like that. They are more like formulas than recipes, but they sure do work. I am going to try your recipe, which is just a little different than my mother's recipe. She would make a real good chicken broth and cook the noodles in the broth.
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