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Does Anyone Make Their Own Noodles?

AmyTopolski

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AmyTopolski Apprentice
AmyTopolski
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Hi,

I have recently been trying to find a recipe for noodles since we can't afford to buy premade gluten free noodles. I did find a recipe on this website, but it call for potato flour. My daughter is not a fan of this flour. So, I was just wondering if anyone else had a good recipe. Thanks for the help.

Amy

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Hi,

I have recently been trying to find a recipe for noodles since we can't afford to buy premade gluten free noodles. I did find a recipe on this website, but it call for potato flour. My daughter is not a fan of this flour. So, I was just wondering if anyone else had a good recipe. Thanks for the help.

Amy

Have you tried rice noodles from an Asian market? I like them even with spagetti and prefer them to the Quinoa based pastas. I'd be surprised if you could make noodles cheaper!

I made past a few time in my gluten-eating days. Even then, I found it fairly time consuming, and though the efforts tasted good, I could buy good pasta cheaply, and spend my timein the kitchen on other efforts!

Geoff

AmyTopolski Apprentice
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Thanks for the reply. My only concern is cross contamination. My daughter is highly reactive and reacts to even gluten free products. So, I prefer to make basically everything she eats.

Amy

NoahBunny Newbie
NoahBunny
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I've looked at doing it trying to make a fresh noodles out of soy flour and eggs (Yes, I'm one of the few who is not bothered by soy). But quite frankly, if you can do soy eat Shirataki noodles. If you can't do soy, konnyaku noodles will work. They're not expensive, 1.49$ at whole paycheck. I've found it for cheaper at asian grocery stores.

Give 'em a shot.

lorka150 Collaborator
lorka150
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I make my own, in addition to buying them, but about the market - most of the ones in our local Asian market say gluten-free right on them.

larry mac Enthusiast
larry mac
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.....gluten free noodles. I did find a recipe on this website, but it calls for potato flour. My daughter is not a fan of this flour....

Amy,

Does your daughter not like the potato flour flour, or the potato starch flour? Here are some recipes I found using both or none. Good or not I can't say. yours truly, lm

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Homemade Gluten-Free Pasta

1/3 cup tapioca flour

1/3 cup cornstarch

2 tablespoons potato starch

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