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As a chef who has spent years and years perfecting the art of pasta, i’m often asked for my go-to recipe. the most basic ratio is 1 whole egg for each 100 grams of flour; however, i prefer a ratio of more yolks and whole eggs for an easy to work with dough, that doesn’t get too sticky. this recipe works best using a scale, not cups and teaspoons, to measure the flour,. the amounts will vary slightly depending on the humidity, the brand of flour, and the brand of eggs you use, but once you get the hang of it, you’ll be turning out perfect pasta in no time.
Although there are a few stages with bashing, breadcrumbing and shallow frying, ed smith’s recipe is pretty simple, and doesn’t take long. there's a hint of floral green peppercorns in the chicken seasoning, which stands up to the sherry-laced creamed spinach. serve with boiled baby potatoes or oven chips.