How to Make Fresh Pasta | Laminated Pasta

How to Make Fresh Pasta | Laminated Pasta Quiz

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1. Pasta dough is:

2. Pasta dough made by hand is far superior to pasta dough made in a food processor.

3. This popping sound indicates:

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4. Making your own pasta dough enables you to control or adjust the:

5. Pasta dough is rolled on the widest setting:

6. The main function of folding and passing pasta dough repeatedly through the thickest setting of the pasta machine is to develop enough gluten and get it ready for stretching.

7. Folding pasta dough and passing it through the rollers on a pasta machine:

8. Kneading dough:

9. When kneading pasta dough that was made by hand, you will likely need to use extra flour throughout the kneading process.

10. When making pasta, you can substitute some of the flour with other flours such as semolina, rice, chickpea, or even chestnut flour.

11. When making pasta dough by hand, the best tool to use when initially mixing the ingredients together is:

12. The main advantages of making pasta in a food processor are:

13. Eggs are always added to laminated pasta.

14. Which of the following can be made from laminated sheet pasta?

15. Laminated pasta contains flour, water and/or eggs which are mixed together, kneaded and then extruded through a machine.

16. After pasta dough has been passed through the widest setting of a pasta machine, the dough is then passed through subsequent settings how many times?

17. Is this the correct way to feed pasta into the machine?

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18. If you happen to add too much liquid when making pasta dough in a food processor, you should:

19. Once pasta dough has been kneaded:

20. All-purpose flour is an appropriate flour to make pasta.

21. The main ingredient used in laminated pasta dough is:

22. Fresh, laminated pasta is best suited for:

23. When rolling pasta dough through a machine, it is folded only when the widest setting is used.

24. Select which image below indicates that the pasta is ready for kneading.

25. Once pasta dough has been rolled to the desired thickness, it must be immediately covered to prevent it from drying out.

26. Freshly cut pasta can sit at room temperature for about 6 hours.

27. If pasta dough starts to stick to your hands or to the machine during rolling, it is okay to dust it with a bit of flour.

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