It's easy to make a small batch of homemade egg noodles (3 ingredients) for a side dish (hot, buttered) or to add to homemade soup.
In a large bowl or on a flat work surface, combine flour and salt. Make a large mound out of the mixture, shore up the sides and create a deep "well" in the center. Add eggs to the "well". Use a fork to slowly mix eggs into flour mixture, adding flour in a little at a time until ingredients create a slightly firm, shaggy mound of dough.
Place some flour on your hands; knead dough until it comes together in a large ball. Add more flour, if necessary, to bind it together. TIP: Don't overmix dough or it can become tough, which makes it harder to roll out.
Divide dough in half into two equal-sized balls. Let dough rest (uncovered) for 10 minutes. Lightly flour work surface or cutting board. Use a lightly floured rolling pin to roll out 1 ball of dough at a time. Roll dough very thin (approx. ¼" thick), for best results. Repeat with remaining dough ball.
Once dough is rolled out, use a pizza cutter or sharp knife to slice dough into strips, ½" - ¾" wide. At this point, fresh noodles can be cooked immediately.
To cook noodles, bring a large pan of water to a rolling boil. Add fresh noodles; cook 3-6 minutes (or more). When done, noodles should be tender to the bite but not too soft or mushy! Taste a bite then cook longer, if necessary. NOTE: The thickness of the noodles will determine length of time they need to fully cook. TIP: If cooking frozen egg noodles, add them (still frozen) to the boiling water. You do not need to thaw them out at all!
NOTE: If serving as a side dish, combine cooked, drained, hot egg noodles with butter and seasonings of choice (garlic powder, dried parsley, salt and pepper, etc.) to suit your taste. If adding noodles to soup, add to simmering soup toward the end of the cooking time (for time indicated) so noodles don't overcook.
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