As the founder of a Christian publishing house in 1988, for the last 30 years, Sheila Vitale has also acted as a pastor and teacher at Living Epistles Ministries. When not translating the Old and New Testaments, Sheila Vitale enjoys cooking and making her own bread and pasta.
2. Introduction
As the founder of a Christian publishing house in 1988, for the last 30
years, Sheila Vitale has also acted as a pastor and teacher at Living
Epistles Ministries. When not translating the Old and New
Testaments, Sheila Vitale enjoys cooking and making her own bread
and pasta.
Making pasta from scratch is easier than it looks, and you can use as
little as three ingredients to pull it all together. If you have flour, eggs,
and salt on-hand, then you can mix it all together and create pasta
noodles out of dough. Itโs easiest to use a pasta-slicing machine to
make uniform noodles, but they can be hand-cut as well. Then you
can hang the noodles on a drying rack and use them right away, or
within a week. Other recipes call for mixing a bit of olive oil and milk
with the eggs and then wrapping the dough and letting it stand for 15
minutes before rolling and cutting it.