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Cowboy Ranch Wings, queso dip and lots of Miller Lite to chase it down! Let’s Go Cowboys!!!
Yes, if it’s all semolina it’s too grainy so bread flour gives it a better texture.Do you use a mix of semolina and bread flour?
The Cowboys fanbase used to be accused of being bluebloods and snobs, who sit on their hands at home games back in the day. Looky at some of these dishes... La de daaaaaWell, moment of truth....will we advance or will the Realists come out of hiding tonight?
We had Chicken wings last week, so we're having them this week too. If it ain't broke.....
What's on your plate?
Go Cowboys and Salud!
The Cowboys fanbase used to be accused of being bluebloods and snobs, who sit on their hands at home games back in the day. Looky at some of these dishes... La de daaaaa
Won’t eat until after the game for nerves. For now just biscuits and gravy this morning.
Tonight- Lots of Ultra.
Thanks back when I last made it I thought I was supposed to use all semolina, and I stopped because like you say it's too grainy. I'll have to find my pasta thing and give your blend a try. Thanks!Yes, if it’s all semolina it’s too grainy so bread flour gives it a better texture.
and of course the cook time is way less than dry pasta, if I make ravioli with it, I usually sauté it in the sauce that’s going with it for about 3-4 minutes tops.
Behind enemy lines! Good luck out there. Should be a great game.After that grab something from the vendors at Levi.
I think you just turned me on to making my own pasta now. I always use the boxed stuff. Is there a "best pasta maker" machine? Or, are you rolling it out and then cutting it? Does the common KitchenAid mixer have a rolling attachment? Probably.Yes, if it’s all semolina it’s too grainy so bread flour gives it a better texture.
and of course the cook time is way less than dry pasta, if I make ravioli with it, I usually sauté it in the sauce that’s going with it for about 3-4 minutes tops.
In any case, as @shabazz said, you want to do the final cooking of the pasta in the pan with the sauce almost like a sautée. This is why in Italy the sauce is fully incorporated into the pasta instead of sitting on top of it.I think you just turned me on to making my own pasta now. I always use the boxed stuff. Is there a "best pasta maker" machine? Or, are you rolling it out and then cutting it? Does the common KitchenAid mixer have a rolling attachment? Probably.
In any case, as @shabazz said, you want to do the final cooking of the pasta in the pan with the sauce almost like a sautée. This is why in Italy the sauce is fully incorporated into the pasta instead of sitting on top of it.