The noodles were considered a treat as they were hand-made. They are cooked in chicken or chicken-flavored broth since chicken were abundant after the kapparot of Yom Kippur.
Prep Time2 hourshrs
Cook Time30 minutesmins
2 daysd
Course: Rice, Grains, Pasta and Couscous
Cuisine: Moroccan
Keyword: moroccan, n'tria, noodles, Sukkot
Servings: 12servings
Equipment
Pasta machine
Food processor
Ingredients
Soup preparation:
1 tsp saffron
1 tablespoonsturmeric
2 marrow bones
1.5 quarts chicken stock
salt and pepperto taste
Dough ingredients :
3 lbs flour
1/2 cup oil
1 tsp salt
1 cup water
6eggs
Instructions
Dough preparation for the noodles (N'treya)
Mix together eggs, water, salt, oil and flour, until you get a dough that is rather hard. Process it three or four times through the pasta machine, then use the noodle attachment.
Air dry the noodles for 1 to 2 hours. Steam them in a couscoussier or a steamer, then spread them on a large platter to dry in the sun for 2 days (or indoors if you're not that adventurous). Make sure to bring them indoors at sunset.
When the noodles are thoroughly dry, they may be stored for a long time in glass jars.
These noodles are called N'treya and the soup made from them is also called by the same name.
Soup preparation:
Bring to a boil the chicken stock and the marrow bones. Pour the noodles (N'treya) into the bouillon, add turmeric, saffron, salt and pepper and serve hot.