Ingredients
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2
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2 1/2
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49
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1 1/2
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1
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1
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1/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1/2
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1
-
-
-
-
Directions
Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup With Hand-Made Egg Noodles, A fast and delicious soup with the added touch of homemade egg noodles Check out my other recipes for whole-wheat noodles, if you’d rather Really good way to use up chicken left over from Sunday night dinner , The actual noodles sound very familiar Although doing them as grandma and mom taught me I never ‘knead’ them to avoid making them stiff Since I like my noodles more tender, I mix them until they spin in the bowl and roll out to dry, then flour them and roll them up to slice I guess it’s a matter of teaching and preference Thanks! :), I’m giving this 5 stars because we enjoyed it so much, but I must admit that I did not attempt the hand-made noodles maybe I’ll be braver next time DH is under the weather and I wanted to make chicken soup for him, but not anything that would be time consuming This just fit the bill Used up leftover chicken from plus another breast that I simmered in some broth Quick, easy, and delicious
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Steps
1
Done
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Wash Your Hands, Remove Any Rings and Get Ready to Get Messy. |
2
Done
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Noodles: Break Warmed Eggs Into a Large Bowl. Add 3/4 of the Flour and Mix With a Wooden Spoon Until Most of the Flour Is Combined With the Eggs. "squish" Dough Through Your Fingers. Dough Will Probably Be Pretty Sticky. Add a Little More Flour. Continue Squishing Through Your Fingers and Kneading Dough and Adding Small Amounts of Flour Until Dough Is No Longer Sticky. You Can Add a Little Water If You Get It Too Dry. the Key Here Is to Have the Dough Just to the Point of not Being Sticky. |
3
Done
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Let Dough Rest 20-30 Min (allows Gluten to Develop). |
4
Done
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Meanwhile, Start Broth and Water Boiling. Slice Carrot, Celery and Onion and Chop Chicken. Add Vegetables, Chicken, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder and Parsley to Broth. |
5
Done
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Take Rested Dough and Run Through Your Pasta Machine to Desired Thickness and Cut Into 1/4" Wide Noodles (if You Don't Have One, That's Ok -- Skip to the Next Step!). Cut Noodles to Desired Length. Separate Noodles and Lay Out to Dry Until Veggies Are Tender. |
6
Done
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No Pasta Machine? Wipe Down Your Counter and Dry Thoroughly. Dust a 1 Foot Circular Area With All-Purpose Flour. Place Rested Dough on Floured Counter. Knead Gently a Few Times. Re-Flour Counter and Dough. Knead Until Pasta Is Smooth. Roll Out With a Rolling Pin to 1/8" Thick and Cut Into 1/4" Thick Strips With a Sharp Knife or Pizza Cutter(don't Cut the Counter). Cut to Desired Length. Separate Noodles and Lay Out to Dry Until Veggies Are Tender. |
7
Done
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When Veggies Are Tender, Add Noodles and Allow to Boil 3-5 Minutes Until Tender. |
8
Done
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Season With Salt and Pepper as Desired. |
9
Done
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Portions Can Be Frozen For Later, If Desired. |
10
Done
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Enjoy! |