Moroccan Egg Noodles N'treya

Moroccan Egg Noodles N'treya take some time to make from scratch. Pre-packaged thin egg noodles may be substituted instead. These noodles are called "N'treya." We enjoy the noodles as a traditional Sukkot recipe.

Moroccan Egg Noodles "N'treya"

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Prep time: 30 minutes minutes

Cook time: 10 minutes minutes

Total time: 2 hours hours 40 minutes minutes

Servings: 12 servings

Equipment

• Pasta maker

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DESCRIPTION

The noodle preparation is lengthy. Pre-packaged thin egg noodles may be substituted instead. These noodles are called ""N'treya"" and the soup made from them is also called by the same name. Served Sukkot.

INGREDIENTS

 

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Ingredients (to make broth):

• ▢ 12 threads saffron
• ▢ 1 tbls turmeric
• ▢ 2 beef marrow bones
• ▢ 1½ quarts chicken stock
• ▢ salt (to taste)
• ▢ pepper (to taste)

Ingredients (to make noodles):

• ▢ 3 pounds flour
• ▢ ½ cup vegetable oil
• ▢ 1 teaspoon salt
• ▢ 2 cup water
• ▢ 6 eggs

INSTRUCTIONS

 

• In a large mixing bowl (or mixer), knead together eggs, 1 cup water, salt, oil and flour until dough is hard. Remove from bowl and run dough through a pasta machine 3-4 times. Process the dough one final time using the pasta machine's noodle attachment.
• Place noodles on an oven or a drying rack for 2 hours. Place 1 cup of water in a couscoussier or steamer, bring to rapid boil, and add noodles for 10-15 minutes, or until tender. Remove and spread noodles on large platter and set outside to dry in sun for 2 days, bringing them inside each night. Noodles may be stored for a long time.
• When the noodles are thoroughly dry, they may be stored for a long time in glass jars.
• To make the broth:
• In a large pot, bring chicken stock and marrow bones to a boil. Pour in noodles (from recipe above), add turmeric, saffron, salt and pepper. Cover and cook at medium heat for 1 hour.

Notes

The noodle preparation is lengthy. Pre-packaged thin egg noodles may be substituted instead. These noodles are called ""N'treya"" and the soup made from them is also called by the same name. Served Sukkot.

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