
pasta · Italian
A simple fresh pasta dough made with 200 g flour and 2 eggs — hand-mixed, kneaded, and rested until smooth and tacky, ready to roll and cut.
Added Nov 11, 2025
35 min
2 servings
For a silkier texture use '00' flour if you have it. The dough should feel like playdough — tacky to the touch but not sticky. After the final rest, roll and cut as desired. You can wrap the dough and chill it to rest longer; bring it back to room temperature before rolling. This amount makes roughly enough pasta for two people.
Pile the 200 g flour on a clean work surface and make a deep well in the center.
Crack the 2 eggs into the well and gently scramble them in the middle with a fork or fingertips.
Begin incorporating flour into the eggs by pulling flour from the bottom sides of the well (not the top) so the egg mixture doesn't run away.
As the egg mixture thickens, continue drawing in flour from all around until the mixture comes together into a shaggy dough.
When it starts to look like dough, use both hands: gently fold, stretch and begin kneading.
If the dough looks dry on the outside but sticky in the middle, expose the center and absorb more flour from the board as needed — aim for a tacky, not wet, consistency.
Knead the dough for about 5 minutes until it is cohesive and developing structure.
Cover the dough and let it rest for 5–10 minutes.
Knead again for about 1 minute, focusing now on smoothing the surface of the dough.
Shape the dough into a ball and let it rest, covered, for another 20 minutes.
After the final 20-minute rest the dough is ready to be rolled out and shaped into your desired pasta.

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