Step 3: Rest the dough
Wrap the dough tightly in plastic wrap and let it rest for 20 minutes. This will permit the flour’s gluten to unwind and develop. This prevents the dough from trying to spring back into shape when you roll it out and shape it. It ought to be soft and simple to roll out or work with after rest.
Gather any ingredients or tools you’ll need for shaping the dough at the same time, while it’s resting: a rolling pin, extra flour or semolina flour, a knife or bench scraper, and a clean kitchen towel. Get your pasta maker out right away if you have one.
In the meantime, combine the frozen broccoli florets and peas in a saucepan. Just a half-inch or so of water, at most, should be added to the pan to keep the bottom moist. The vegetables should be finished steaming but still be somewhat crisp and tender. Take care not to lose the bright green color!.
In a food processor or blender, combine the peas and broccoli with the remaining sauce ingredients and puree until well-combined.
Pour over the cooked pasta and toss to combine. Season with salt and pepper and serve at once. If desired, pass around vegan Parmezan-Style Cheez to top each serving.
This easy pasta dish with a very green sauce (made of pureed green peas and broccoli) is great for kids who don’t mind a bit of green on their plate. Simple and tasty, you dont have to be a kid to enjoy it! Photos by Lori Maffei.
Drain the pasta after cooking it as directed on the package in plenty of water that is simmering quickly.
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FAQ
Are green noodles healthy?
The noodles are made green by the addition of a small amount of freeze-dried spinach, but that’s about it. It is insufficient to offer any nutritional advantages over regular pasta. You won’t notice much of a difference whether you choose to eat white, whole wheat, green, red, long, short, or bow-tie noodles.
What is in green noodles?
Made with organically grown Morohieya, a vegetable that is exceptionally nutrient-dense and contains more minerals, vitamins, and dietary fibers than spinach, broccoli, or carrot Noodles have 32% of the Daily Value for dietary fiber, 20% for vitamin A, and more in one serving!
Why are some noodles green?
Green pasta, also known as la pasta verde, is an alternative to the traditional fresh egg pasta. Although Swiss chard and nettle are frequently used, spinach is one of the most popular ingredients because it naturally tints the dough green.
Are spinach noodles healthy?
Vegetable-based pastas, such as fresh spinach pasta, are more nutrient-dense than traditional pastas. Spinach is high in vitamin A, a nutrient that is good for your eyes, and low in calories. Additionally, spinach is a good source of antioxidants, which aid in preventing cell oxidation.
