QUINOA PASTA

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• Stir quinoa flour, arrow root, and salt. (Note: you can make your own quinoa flour. Just grind quinoa in a clean coffee grinder or a blender.).
• Add the egg and oil.
• Knead until the dough no longer falls apart. This will take at least 7 minutes.
• Cut the dough in half.
• Roll out one half until desired thickness is achieved. I aim for the thickness of a piece of cardboard. Then just take a long sharp chef's knife and cut into long strips whatever width you like - I choose to make mine about a quarter of an inch thick. You can roll or cut this pasta into any shape you want - such as lasagna noodles - it's up to you!
• Let the cut pasta air dry for 10 minutes.
• Then boil (or save in the fridge for up to a couple days).
• Note: Fresh pasta takes less time to cook than dry store bought pasta.

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• Stir quinoa flour, arrow root, and salt. (Note: you can make your own quinoa flour. Just grind quinoa in a clean coffee grinder or a blender.).
• Add the egg and oil.
• Knead until the dough no longer falls apart. This will take at least 7 minutes.
• Cut the dough in half.
• Roll out one half until desired thickness is achieved. I aim for the thickness of a piece of cardboard. Then just take a long sharp chef's knife and cut into long strips whatever width you like - I choose to make mine about a quarter of an inch thick. You can roll or cut this pasta into any shape you want - such as lasagna noodles - it's up to you!
• Let the cut pasta air dry for 10 minutes.
• Then boil (or save in the fridge for up to a couple days).
• Note: Fresh pasta takes less time to cook than dry store bought pasta.