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Old 10-25-2009, 01:39 PM
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It's funny that this thread popped up again. Just two days ago, out of the blue, I decided to make some homemade fettuccine with lemon zest added to the dough. It turned out to have a nice flavor and messed very little with the texture. All that was detectable was little lumps where the zest was, which would be expected. I made two pounds of pasta and used the zest from one small lemon, which was a bit light for what I was going for. But again...it turned out nice.

I topped it with a traditional Alfredo sauce, compliments to Alfredo di Lelio. I've made pasta a couple of times in the past, but I'm currently trying to force myself to get more comfortable making it. Hopefully to get to the point where I don't hesitate to make fresh pasta/noodles with any dish.

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Old 10-25-2009, 02:07 PM
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I've had a lemon pepper pasta before. It would be good with grilled chicken or fish. Alfredo sauce too.
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Old 10-25-2009, 02:31 PM
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For sauce, why not a lemon beurre blanc?
That sounds really good :^)
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That sounds really good :^)
That's what happens when you apprentice in an Italian place and your first Sous gig is French menu catering. Cross Mojonation.
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I've had a lemon pepper pasta before. It would be good with grilled chicken or fish. Alfredo sauce too.
Do you mean lemon pepper in the noodle dough, or . . . ?
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Old 10-25-2009, 03:09 PM
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Just two days ago, out of the blue, I decided to make some homemade fettuccine with lemon zest added to the dough. It turned out to have a nice flavor and messed very little with the texture. . . .

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I'll have to try that some time. And thanks, it's great to be cooking now
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Yes, a lemon pepper pasta dough.
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Yes, a lemon pepper pasta dough.
That sounds delicious.
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I want to try some Asian dishes that originated in japan, singapore, philippines, and india. I don't have any idea yet. But I try some tofu burger.
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