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Organic Pasta Flour

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ORGANIC Home made pasta is traditionally made with fine Type 'O' pasta flour in Italy. This light white flour is high in protein and can also be used for pizza and bread making.
'We are passionate about home baking and also believe that what we eat today will effect our health tomorrow. As well as being a satisfying and rewarding activity, when you bake at home you can select the best quality, local and seasonal ingredients, and be certain of what has gone into your food. You and your family will enjoy great tasting home made food. We often double the recipe and when baked, freeze half to eat at a later date.
'In our mill we make a large range of flours from many different natural grains, beans & seeds without adding refined gluten or enzymes. We blend specific grain varieties to ensure that the resulting flour has the optimum characteristic for the type of baking it will be used for. This means soft wheat varieties for cakes, pastry and sauces or stronger hard wheat for bread making flours. The more unusual flours have distinctive characters and applications of their own. If you are on a special diet look out for those flours that suit your situation.
'We set up Doves Farm Foods to mill the organic grain we grow on our farm. As organic farmers, and like colleagues around the world we follow international organic rules and are pleased that the standards do not permit genetic engineering. We rotate crops, grassland and livestock to develop natural soil fertility and to help wildlife conservation.'
Michael & Clare, Doves Farm.
At Doves Farm we make biscuits, cookies and a large range of bread, cake and speciality flours.
NO ENZYMES.
Packaging Material: paper.
Organic Certification UK5
Soil Association
Organic, Fine, creamy white, organic flour for making traditional pasta, by hand or machine, and pizza, Kosher - KLBD, Parve
Country of Origin
United Kingdom

OrganicOrganic

LIFE 1m+

Product life guaranteed for more than 1 month.

Typical Values Per 100g
Energy 1475kJ
348kcal
Fat 2.2g
of which saturates 0.4g
Carbohydrate 68g
of which sugars 0.6g
Fibre 3.7g
Protein 12g
Salt 0.03g
Ingredients
Wheat*, Durum Wheat*, *Organic produce
Allergen Information
May Contain Barley, May Contain Rye, Contains Wheat
Allergy Information
May contain traces of Barley, Rye.
Dietary Information

Organic; Kosher

Storage
To keep your flour at its best, roll down the top after use and store in a cool dry place.
Preparation and Usage
Always cook flour before consumption.
Instructions
See pack for recipe ideas.
Contains Gluten (naturally present in Wheat & Durum).
Recipe - No nuts
Ingredients - No nuts
Factory - No nuts
Recipes
Try this Organic Pasta Flour in our recipe for fresh tagliatelle. Making homemade pasta couldn't be simpler.

Fresh Tagliatelle - Serves 2-3

160g Doves Farm Organic Pasta Flour
2 Eggs
Flour, for dusting
2l Water
1 tsp Salt
1 tbsp Olive oil

1. Put the flour into a mixing bowl and make a depression in the middle.
2. Break the eggs into the middle of the flour to be incorporated.
3. Continue stirring the eggs as the flour mixes in, eventually forming a dough.
4. Gather the dough together and knead it for 100 presses to make a smooth ball of dough, adding a little flour only if needed.
5. Cover and leave the dough to rest for 15 minutes.
6. To roll out the dough, sprinkle flour over the table and a rolling pin.
7. Cut the pasta dough into four pieces and roll each piece into a rectangle, turning it over regularly and dusting lightly with flour.
8. Continue rolling the dough until it is the thickness of paper clip.
9. To make the tagliatelle, cut the dough into 7mm / 1/4" wide strips.
10. Dust the uncooked pasta with flour to stop it sticking and lay it out, or hang it over the edge of a tall saucepan, for an hour to dry.
11. Repeat with all the pieces of dough.

12. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente, drain and stir through the olive oil.

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