![]() Whisk both (separately) together, letting the yeast bloom for 30 minutes at room temperature before adding to the flour and salt mixture.Īttach a dough hook to the stand mixer and mix together for 2 minutes then knead on medium speed for 6-8 minutes until the dough is smooth.Īfter the 6-8 minute mark, remove the sticky dough and place onto a nonfloured work surface and knead a few times before rolling into a smooth taut ball. In a measuring cup goes 350 grams tap water and 2 grams of yeast. In the bowl of a stand mixer goes 500 grams of bread flour and 8 grams of kosher salt. Remove the aluminum foil then slice and serve! Let rest until completely cool for about 30 minutes. Optionally add another layer of parmesan cheese and return to a 400☏ oven for 5-10 minutes until golden brown and bubbly on top. Then remove the top and make sure everything is holding together. **Ĭover with another aluminum foil mold, place on a small baking sheet, and place in a 350☏ toaster oven for 25 minutes. ![]() Repeat the process for as many layers the lasagna pan will allow. Start by applying non-stick spray before laying down a small smear of tomato sauce then placing a small layer of pasta noodle down (cut using the tea box as a template), more tomato sauce, a layer grated mozzarella cheese, a small layer of ricotta cheese, grated parmesan cheese then top with a piece of the pasta noodle. It’s perfectly safe but aluminum is reactive cookware so anything acidic like tomatoes cooked longer than 30 minutes will have a small metallic taste.** **Take note that aluminum foil isn’t the best option for cooking lasagna or anything tomato-based. Then one notch at a time on the pasta roller roll the dough out thinner and thinner until it is as thin as the dough allows.Ĭraft a tiny lasagna dish using a box of tea and aluminum foil to form a tiny aluminum lasagna dish. Through the widest setting start rolling out the sheet of dough then folding into thirds, rolling back out, and passing through the roller 2 times. Roll until just thin enough that it can pass through the widest setting the pasta roller. Mix everything together and lower the heat before adding a pinch of oregano, dried basil, red pepper flakes (any more than 1 or 2 flakes it will come out spicy), and bring to a bare simmer for about 30 minutes until nice and thick.īack on the worktop, start rolling out the pasta by dividing the dough into 4 equally sized pieces, set on a well-floured surface rolling out using the smallest rolling pin possible. Mix together before adding 1 cup of tomato purée. ![]() Let it rest for 30 minutes.įor the sauce, in a small saute pan goes 1 tablespoon of olive oil, ¼ grated shallot, and ½ clove of grated garlic. Sift it out and save for later.Īfter 5 minutes, retrieve the dough from the bag and knead for 7-8 minutes (dusting with flour when needed) until smooth and taut then place back into the bag. ![]() Make sure not to throw away any excess flour. Knead until it just comes together, place in a plastic bag or plastic wrap, and let rest for 5 minutes. Use a bench scraper and your hands to bring it all together for a smooth, cohesive dough. In a deleted scene, Rick says that he has eaten there and thinks the whole thing is a front so that the owner can harass people in the bathroom.For the fresh pasta, start by beating 3 large eggs with a little kosher salt into 14 ounces of all-purpose flour. Everyone shown in the commercial has large spherical heads with small facial features. The main theme of Lil' Bits is that everything on the menu is extremely tiny-sized, intended for people with tiny mouths. Lil' Bits is a restaurant shown in a commercial in " Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate". “ We've got tiny lasagna, tiny pizza, tiny pie. ![]()
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