Maintaining Texture In Stored Homemade Pasta Dough

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How to Store Homemade Pasta. Fresh pasta has a short shelf life, but for cut pastas, like fettuccine, you can either air-dry or freeze the pasta. You can buy special pasta drying racks, or you can dry strands in little nests on a baking sheet.

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You can make the fresh pasta dough up to 24 hours in advance; simply wrap it tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate to keep it from drying out. The sun-dried tomato pesto can also be prepped ahead, lasting up to 3 days stored in an airtight container in the fridge.

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This homemade pasta is far superior to any dried store bought pasta. Its so tender and fresh tasting making it worth the extra effort. Pasta on a drying rack and cooked pasta in a bowl. Homemade pasta has been my nemesis for a long time.

A homemade pasta dough recipe from Jamie Oliver that shows you how to make fresh pasta from scratch. It couldn't be easier! Serve with fresh pesto, or just Parmesan.

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