Egg Noodles

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   Using 1/2 of an eggshell to measure the water and melted butter; whisk together 7 1/2 egg shells of water, and 7 1/2 egg shells of melted butter.

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   Add enough flour to make a firm dough.

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   Divide dough into quarters.

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   Roll one quarter of dough into 1/8-1/16 inch thick rectangle.

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   Dust with flour and roll dough as you would for cinnamon rolls.

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   Cut roll into 1/8 - 1/4 inch thick disks.

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   Unroll strips and lay out on a table covered with a clean bed sheet.

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   You can let it all dry then freeze the noodles or you can use the noodles immediately.

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   They take between 5 and 10 minutes to cook in a simmering soup.

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    The noodles keep for about six months in the freezer.

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    After they've been frozen, do not thaw them before putting them into soup, just toss them in while they're still frozen or they'll stick together in a big blob of noodle.

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    Which would be yucky.

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    If you don't want to make so much at once, it's easy to downsize the recipe.

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    Just use less eggs and use the same number of 1/2 egg shells of water & butter as you do eggs.

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