Fluffy Homemade Egg Noodles with Your Ankarsrum Mixer

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

🍴👵🏻❤Fluffy Homemade Egg Noodles with the Ankarsrum Assistent Mixer💓💕 Scrumptious, delicious homemade noodles - the kind of noodles you can add to soups or serve as a side dish. They are thick and fluffy, with the right amount of substance. This is a German-from-Russia heritage recipe from my 👵🏻 Grandma, she called them Knoephla (pronounced k-nip-flah; the "k" is spoken, not silent.) Noodles are a great way to use extra eggs during laying season and preserve them in a deliciously edible form. Your Ankarsrum Assistent can easily handle a double or triple batch and the extra noodles can be frozen for later. ➡ Printable recipe chocolateboxcottage.tv/videos... ➡ Old Fashioned Buttermilk Bread with your Ankarsrum Assistent mixer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6i4Y2uifNOLga8 ➡ Matrimonial Rolls with Your Ankarsrum Assistent Mixer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKO3gaqJj9qtp7em ➡ Spoon Butter Cutting Board Conditioner kzbin.info/www/bejne/poaZc2aIaM2Ag9E ➡ KitchenAid vs Bosch vs Ankarsrum: Best Mixer for Bread Dough www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXueK... 🛒 Shopping Guide (Some links are affiliate links and I earn a small commission when you make a qualifying purchase. This does not change your price. Thank you for supporting my business!) 🌼 Ankarsrum Assistent mixer: www.gopjn.com/t/8-12416-27384... 🌼 Flour wand: shop.kingarthurbaking.com/ite... 🌼 Bench knife: www.kingarthurbaking.com/sear... 🌼 Large baking sheet: www.pntrs.com/t/8-12416-27384... 🌼 Emile Henry Dutch oven: www.pntra.com/t/8-12416-27384... 🌼 10-inch beechwood rolling pin www.pjtra.com/t/8-12416-27384... ➡🕰 VIDEO OUTLINE: 0:00 Intro 1:07 Ingredients 2:07 Making Fluffy Homemade Egg Noodles 5:33 My baker’s bench, setting up your workspace (mise en place) 8:05 Dividing the dough 8:44 Rolling the dough in an oval shape 9:18 Cutting the noodles 13:22 Making noodles to preserve eggs 13:41 View of Ankarsrum Assistant mixer 13:54 Finished trays of Fluffy Homemade Egg Noodles (Knoephla) 13:59 One tray to the freezer 14:07 How to cook Fluffy Homemade Egg Noodles as a side dish 15:56 Preventing a boilover when cooking the noodles 18:03 Taste the cooked noodles! 18:59 Review the recipe in pictures 19:24 Pretty pictures from Chocolate Box Cottage 🌸🏡🌸 Welcome to Chocolate Box Cottage, 🧁 the sweet spot between 🕰 old fashioned values, like gardening and cooking from scratch, and ✨ modern conveniences that make life easier. 🌼 If you’re looking to create your slice of country living with practicality and finesse, you’re in the right place! Find special recipes and simple gardening projects to make your home life more bountiful. 🌼 I’m a functional nutritional therapy practitioner, and have taught basic cooking, gardening, and homemaking skills to families for the last 20 years. Blessings, Michele

[@dottiedavis355]

“Do not over-tighten the knob.” Thank-you! I haven’t seen that bit of wisdom anywhere in the instructions, and it makes good sense.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Yes, it's an important bit of information! Overtightening serves no purpose because the arm is meant to float and flex, not be stationary. If overtightened, the threads will strip and then a new knob is needed. ~ Michele

[@susanclair8623]

I LOVE THAT MIXER. Those look delicious. I haven't done noodles yet. Maybe soon.

[@bonnieblack6973]

My Husband just ordered me an Ank and I can’t wait to get it and try these noodles. Looks delicious.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Congrats, Bonnie! You are going to enjoy getting acquainted with your new kitchen helper. Your mixer will lighten so many tasks. :) Michele

[@millieblue5014]

Love your videos. Can you show us some of your norwegian dishes aswell please?!Have a lovely week ahead!

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Thank you, Millie Blue! I will keep that in mind and perhaps share some Norwegian recipes, too. :) Michele

[@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz]

I just made the noodles! Very easy.

[@AliceInPortland]

Vielen Dank! I can’t wait to make these noodles and your incredible dish with potatoes! Just as precious is your heartfelt sharing of your amazing German grandmother, what a treasure she clearly was, and she gifted edible blessings to you and through you to us! My grandfather was German, not my grandmother, so I missed the cooking lessons. Thanks for filling in this gap for me. I’m a new subscriber and Ank owner, and your videos are helping me tremendously. You are a joy to watch and learn from. Cheers, Alice in Oregon 🌈

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Hi Alice, so nice to meet you here! Thank you for your encouragement. It means a bunch and I am happy to be able to help you fill in the knowledge gap with German cooking. Knoephla is to German grandmothers what lasagna is to Italian grandmothers; each has their own very special "right" way of making it. We are an opinionated group, evidently, but still I believe your grandfather would be pleased you are making the effort to learn his cultural cuisine. I'm glad you're enjoying your Ankarsrum, it is an excellent machine. So glad I can play a small role in helping you! Blessings, Michele

[@sashineb.2114]

Hi Michele, These noodles look delicious, and well worth the time to make them. It's so nice that you have your grandmother's rolling pin, and so many pleasant memories. I can only imagine how these taste, with the butter, breadcrumbs and potatoes. Thanks for sharing your recipe. I also notice you have a Chantal kettle. I had one (enamelled), with the harmonica whistle and I loved it. Have a good day.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

I feel very fortunate to have such memories of my Grandma, along with her recipes. She did not write much English and did not have written recipes, so getting her recipes was quite a task. Very much worth it. Yes, it is a Chantal tea kettle. It is my first really nice tea kettle and I love it! I think it will last for a very long time. Do you still have yours? ~Michele

[@sashineb.2114]

@@ChocolateBoxCottage I'm glad you get so much satisfaction from using your grandmother's recipes and kitchen utensils, Michele. I have several kitchen-related items that belonged to my grandmothers, too, along with some serving items and dishes. No, I no longer have my Chantal kettle. It was one of the enamelled ones, and even though I thought I was being careful in emptying it after using it, I must have let a bit of water sit in it, which caused some rusting and corrosion. The enamelled Chantal line was very popular in the 1980s, and we often saw their products on some TV shows. For example, if you see the Golden Girls, you might notice a red teapot on the kitchen table. That is a Chantal enamelled teapot. I have the same one in black, which I dry very carefully and thoroughly. Glad you're enjoying your stainless steel kettle version so much. Have a good day.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

@@sashineb.2114 I do remember the Golden Girls, but not the teapot - what an interesting tidbit!

[@kathsetto9724]

Loved this video. Have you ever tried a whole grain flour (like spelt or kamut) in this recipe? I am just curious about that!

[@audreyhester7258]

The noodles look good and with the potatoes, look delicious. I heard homemade noodles don't take long to cook.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Oh trust me, they are so delicious. These noodles are rolled thicker than most, so they take a bit longer to cook. ~Michele

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Oh my goodness what a great video. I’ve never made egg noodles before (my husband doesn’t like them so I wasn’t motivated enough to try) but I can’t wait to try this recipe so I can share with my daughter and her family. Thanks so much for sharing sweet friend! God bless ya❤️

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Thank you, Jackie - making these with your daughter would be the fun way to do it for sure! ~Michele

[@LittleCountryCabin]

She is learning about a traditional foods kitchen and slowly transitioning over. I’m so proud of her❤

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

That is wonderful to hear. It is a journey and a satisfying and healthy one at that. I can see why you're proud of her. ♥️

[@katielin2379]

I think I'd enjoy these with beef stroganoff. Thank you.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

That is a good idea, I think they would go well together. You're welcome! ~Michele

[@larrya3989]

Good morning Michelle, love the way you cook, by chance have you come out with a cook book because I would definitely buy, your amazing

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Not yet, but I hope to! Thank you, your comment made my day. :) Michele

[@larrya3989]

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[@dhansonranch]

Quite enjoyed. Looks like a nice light noodle unlike the egg noodles which I typically make. I must say that I am very impressed how you took off your apron to roll the noodles and never wore any flour - I am always covered in flour! LOL. Mind you, not near as bad as when I make thin bread...lol. I enjoyed the video while I enjoyed a traditional slice of Venarterta (Grandma's recipe) and coffee. Quite like your table - hubby did a great job!

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Thanks, Darrell. I'm not sure how I managed to stay flour-free, either. I took my apron off and forgot to put it back on. I've not heard of "light noodles" You'll have to en"light"en me, LOL! I hope your Grandma's Venarterta and other family recipes are all written down and that you've taught kids/grandkids to make them. Family recipes are priceless. I suspect your thinbread sessions are as messy as my lefse sessions are. I have to clean the entire kitchen from top to bottom afterwards.

[@dhansonranch]

@@ChocolateBoxCottage LOL....en"light"en you, I will...It's a Darrell way to say they don't look heavy (sit in bottom of stomach) like an egg noodle typically is with one egg per 1 cup of flour. I thought you spoke Darrell! LOL. I have often wanted to figure out something to "lighten" them up and maybe the b. pwdr is the key. No, I am the only one who makes them, the other siblings could care less - but they are written down - they enjoy eating them though. Your suspicions are correct but it is also tracked throughout the house too! LOL.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

@@dhansonranch oh okay, that makes sense. Ahhh well I suppose ever family has one person who is the keeper of traditions. Sounds like it's you.

[@joannthompson9554]

I would love the recipe the chicken noodle soup.

[@TheSwissy4me]

Hello. I just found your channel and have been making your recipes with my ankarsrum mixer, to the delight of myself and my family. I have a question I hope you can answer. I noticed on your counter in the background you have a grain mill. I think it might be the KoMO? I am ready to purchase a grain mill and I’m researching between the following: mockmill, komo, and the nutrition harvest. They are so similar it’s a bit overwhelming and because of the high price point, I don’t want to be disappointed in a purchase. I am leaning heavily towards the mockmill, then the komo then the nutrimill in that order. Would you mind sharing how you like yours and what the brand is, please? Thank you, Sheila

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Hi Sheila, of course! I have a KoMo Fidibus 21. It is an excellent grain mill. I bought it used and have had it for over 10 years. It's pretty enough to leave on the counter and is quieter than many other mills. I love it! The Nutrimill is a copycat version of the KoMo. Mockmill and KoMo were invented by German engineer Wolfgang Mock. The Mockmill is a bit less expensive, but either way, Mockmill or KoMo, you can't go wrong. They're both excellent. Best wishes on our decision, you are going to LOVE the flavor of freshly ground wheat. Blessings, Michele Here is a link to the one I have: www.pjtra.com/t/8-12416-273845-206096?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpleasanthillgrain.com%2Fkomo-fidibus-21-grain-mill-flour-grinder

[@landoflincoln2336]

I have made noodles before, but I have never put baking powder in them. Can you please explain the process of freezing them? I want to try your recipe!

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Of course - here is a link to the printable recipe with directions for freezing. Michele chocolateboxcottage.tv/videos/fluffy-homemade-egg-noodles-knoephla-ankarsrum/

[@pbkids23]

Hello, I love your video style very much. We are setting up a new business on the product gift box and hope to extend our business. So, can you test the product for us? We will appreciate it and we can pay for your effort.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

Thank you for asking. I do not have time right now to test products. Thank you! ~Michele