Lunch
Noodles for soup
A page-cited historical lunch recipe from Marion Harland, transcribed with its original method.
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- Beat an egg with a pinch of salt, then stir into it gradually enough flour to enable you to knead it to a firm dough.
- Lay this on the floured pastry board, roll very, very thin, and cut into strips of a half-inch in width.
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Beat an egg with a pinch of salt, then stir into it gradually enough flour to enable you to knead it to a firm dough. Lay this on the floured pastry board, roll very, very thin, and cut into strips of a half-inch in width. Leave these long strips on the board for a few minutes until so dry that they may be rolled up loosely, as tape is rolled. These can be dried in a colander near the range and kept for soup. They are to be dropped into the boiling soup and cooked for fifteen minutes. You may keep them in a tin box in a dry place for days.
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