SHES DEFINITELY THE QUEEN OF MAKING HOMEMADE EGG NOODLES THATS FOR SURE 🙃

Thank you one and all for the kind words. The videographer, Charles Rife, passed away in 2016 so there will be no more videos. He also posted vid on making pie crust, butterscotch pie and cheer pie. Enjoy!

I’ve never made egg noodles in my life and, up until now, I would have never considered it. After watching this video, I’m intrigued and may give it a try now that I’m old guy, with plenty of time, living in the tropics. Part of what intrigued me about this video is the kitchen and the background music. It took me to another place & time, which felt refreshing and familiar, far from the turbulent epoch we’re currently living through.

@Rosy__888

10 ай бұрын

Yeah same like back when I was younger with my grandma

There probably isn't a better video on the internet on how to make homemade egg noodles. Period. Thank you!!

@kylergeorge137

2 жыл бұрын

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@millergael7665

2 жыл бұрын

@Kyler George Instablaster :)

@kylergeorge137

2 жыл бұрын

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@kylergeorge137

2 жыл бұрын

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@millergael7665

2 жыл бұрын

@Kyler George glad I could help =)

I was hypnotized ... like watching my own mother or grandmother make noodles

Thank You! I used to call my mother for this recipe. I never wrote it down because it always gave me another excuse to call her. She passed recently at 96 and I could not remember it today. Thank you Helen and Aunt Gay!

This brought back some great memories. My granddad was a chef and showed me how to make egg noodles when I was five years old. The only difference was he added pepper to the noodles. My grandmother said the same thing; "Don't skimp on the flour!"

I re-watch this video every year before I make my noodles for Thanksgiving. She's awesome!

@desijrichert

4 жыл бұрын

If you have to watch this video more than once there is something wrong with you. A little too simple to need to watch it more than once.

@athenafeasel4010

4 жыл бұрын

I do the same just as a reminder

@Jerryrightrealty0760

3 жыл бұрын

@@desijrichert Maybe it is just heartwarming for this person to watch the video more than once. It could be a reminder of when her Mom or Grandma made noodles. Don't be so quick to assume.

@austindouglas268

2 жыл бұрын

@@desijrichert what a b***h

@TJuice1986

Жыл бұрын

@@desijrichert I personally think something’s wrong with you if you feel inclined to put someone down for something they enjoy doing. Especially when it isn’t hurting anyone else! Get a life!

This woman is a 9th degree black belt of noodle making.

My mom used to roll the dough into tubes and cut it. My job was to unroll each noodle. Very laborious. Her method is brilliant and looks so much easier and efficient!

I'm high AF and loved watching this video! Nothing better than homemade pot pie noodles -- PA Dutch style!

Talented hands...I learned to make noodles from my mom, she does it just like this, but she makes them long. She is 94 and still makes them! Thanks so much for this video. I’m making them today, haven’t made them in a long time so need a little brush up! 👏🏻👏🏻🌵✌🏼

My mother made the best noodles! I lost Mom & Grandma's recipes. Thank you for your recipe. Me & my grandson are going to make noodles. I got Grandma's rolling pin though. She made a lot of pot pie with it. (slippery dumplings to the Southerners.)

Your video popped up today and it was so refreshing to see. This is exactly how I was taught as a young girl about 45 yrs ago. It brought back special memories. Just following your recipe and they turned out perfectly every time. Such Blessings.

I love this video, she has such love in the movement of her hands and I never thought she'd get that many noodles from that sheet of dough !

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that winds up with flour on their shirt when making noodles. :D

What a blessing to have this video for her family!

She had great tips as she noodled. Ie. Freezing... I was wondering about that. Thanks for the lesson.

Love her noodle cutting technique. My method didn't create such uniform noodles. I learned something.

Just made these randomly last night for a special dinner treat! Turned out great as always! I have watched this video every year for the last three years when I have made noodles for the holidays! So helpful and reminds me of my own grandma's noodles!

You make this look so effortless. My 9 yr old helped me make egg noodles for my homemade chicken noodle soup. Needless to saw we were covered in flour by the time we were done. But it was worth it cause the soup was AMAZING

I love her, she has skills and earned them in life! Im 64, can still remember my grandma making noodles, often. And I think she would pressure cook the meat for them, while the noodles dried on the plastic table cloth just for noodles, on her round oak table.

I know this video was posted 6 years ago but I needed to say this Tomorrow I'm making chicken noodles and I have no idea how to make homemade noodles. So I was browsing KZread and came across this video. I'm in tears. My grandma was named Helen we were extremely close. Her talent was cooking. She was the head cook at school for many many years until she retired. She past away 5 years ago. I still shed a tear everyday. Seeing this video makes me pretend that it's my grandma Helens noodles. Even more ironically her sister is named Gale and we all call her Aunt Gay!!! Haha. Wonderful video We also live in Indiana!!! Clinton Indiana! Wonderful little town.

I like the music, and I love this lady! Thanks for sharing!

You are one awesome lady 😊. My mother learned to make egg noodles the first Christmas that her and my step father were married. That Thanksgiving my stepdad looked around the table and asked “Where’s the noodles?” . I was 12 and we had never had noodle on a holiday. She learned how to make them from his mother and I still expect to see them on the table to this day even though my mother and stepdad are both in Heaven. 😊Maybe this year I will make these, because they look delicious and not too difficult to make. Thank you for sharing. November 2018 🧡

My mom and I would put towels on our kitchen chairs and lay them on the towels to dry. My mom was the best cook. We loved soup and I still do. In fact, I'm eating soup right now that. I mostly improvise when cooking and baking. Trying to eat more raw though other than my soup time. I crave comforting soup all year round.

no need for the old timey music this is knowledge. if more people knew and shared things like this the world would be better.

@rafaelgonzalez8282

5 жыл бұрын

I like the Ole timey music myself, but we can agree the noodles must be great!

the best demo i have ever seen thank you!

Thank your for posting this video. I love the way that your noodles turned out nearly perfectly even. I was inspired by your video to try to make my own noodles. 50 years of talent is in this video and it is amazing. You are an excellent teacher and it was a wonderful video.

My young cousin calls me from out of state - How did grams make her noodles?! So I find this video and share it with her... she calls me back a few weeks later saying thank you over & over!! Her young family loves them and they taste just as her childhood memories remembered back when grams made them! We had chix noodle soup, beef & noodles, and she made buttered parsley noodles with cabbage. Thank you for sharing this video! It brought great memories to my family...

Great Video, Thanks Aunt Helen. I know your not my real Aunt but your video takes me back to the ranch in NE Texas where I watched my Grandmother make them the same way. A high 5 to the person behind the camera, A Job Well Done.

Thank you very much for a very informative and very well narrated video !!! As Colleen stated no need for the old time music listening to you was just fine !!! Thank you for sharing you knowledge with us . Take care !!

I make mine almost same way but smaller batches. I like your ideal of letting the dough rest, then cutting into oblongs, stacking them, then cutting, never seen noodles done that way but believe I'm going to try this way on my next time making noodles. Thanks for a great video.

I have used this several times to refresh my noodle making before I get started. She is lovely and what a treasure to have done!

My mom recently told me my Great Grandma made noodles. She would roll it out thin and leave to dry. A few hours later she would roll up the entire dough tight, making sure it was dry and covered with plenty of flour. She'd then cut it as thinly as possible. She'd fluff them up and put towels on her bed and spread the noodles out to dry all day. My mom has her recipe but hasn't made them. The closest noodle I've made is Kielke. It's a thick short noodle that u cook the same day. It only needs to dry a bit before slicing. My Grandma would drape the strips over the edge of a bowl. We serve it with a fried onion cream sauce and Farmer's sausage. Delicious!

@schattenmygirl

2 жыл бұрын

FRIED ONION CREAM SAUCE?? I have to check it out sounds GOOD (and Gaseous).

I'm 80 and I grew up eating hamburger noodles!!! Onions, celery and POTATOES. My kids loved it. I took them to a casserole lunch at work once and EVERYONE loved them. Wanted recipe but they couldn't get it right. You have to know how to make noodles, period. We ask used beef , chicken and deer. It's old fashioned cheap and delicious!!! These noodles are delicious in soups too

This video was amazing!! It's like she's my mom sharing the family recipe. LOVE IT!

I really liked your method and thanks for passing on Aunt Helen's legacy I bet she was an amazing cook!

My grandma taught me how years ago, it's great to have a refresher! Our family always cooked them in turkey broth at Thanksgiving and Christmas, a great tradition! I really enjoyed your video, thank you!

Great job! The only person I ever saw cut noodles was my mother. She rolled up the dough sheet into a log and cut them.

Thank you so much for showing us how to make these wonderful noodles! These are valuable skills that seem to be slowly getting lost because of prepared foods..... I love to cook and wasn't taught as a kid so I am one who really appreciates these kind of videos. Videos show what books don't have room to describe.... Thanks again! otter

This was wonderfully charming! I loved the entire thing and I will watch it over and over. As one of the commenters said, it DOES feel like home. I hope there are many more to come? I noticed the rolling pin would be almost 58 years old, here's to many, many more! Thank you SO much and take good care of you and yours.

Best noodle video! ❤️ I felt as if I was sitting there with my Grandma.

@JoeKaye-hn5dt

5 жыл бұрын

Good for you. My Gramma (c.1957 as I recall) was a crabby po"d bitch who never wanted to come to the US and often stated that she wished she was in war-torn Poland. What a moron. Never learned 5 words in English in the 50+ years she lived here. Never cleaned that grimy house in at least 30 years! My aunt had to go there and do that, and in the process, her first (gorgeous, rich) husband left her (he wasn't gonna waste his one day off going over there cleaning that filthy shithouse!) It was my mother who "outed" her 2 weeks after her (curiously tearless) funeral. Only my sucker dad, and my alcoholic uncle shed a tear. I was 8. I remember that funeral, clearly. The wake was fun!

@robbobcat7286

4 жыл бұрын

Joe Kaye joe thanks for that heart felt story

I watched my mom make noodles in a similar way for years growing up. She did use the newspaper method. I can tell Aunt Gay must have done this a thousand times. She has the same motions my mom had. I'm going to make them right now.

I was a noodle roller but love your stacking for cutting because I cut mine thin also. I have gotten in a bad habit of hurrying through the process and it causes more problems in the long run. Slow and steady gets a better product.

I still read from a newspaper, and I'm 17. This is one of my favorite noodle recipes by far!

@Carlie_flower

3 жыл бұрын

Now you're like 24, do you still read the paper? Lol

@SomeBuddy777

2 жыл бұрын

@@Carlie_flower 😄

My family makes these every year about twice a year. We even have our own ollllld special rolling pin 😊👏

@2:30 now that we're reading the newspaper on line . . . do you have any suggestions on how to scrape the dough off my laptop screen. Maybe I should have floured it first. . . . . oh well.

@Carlie_flower

3 жыл бұрын

This comment is sooo underrated. Just like this video!

@SomeBuddy777

2 жыл бұрын

😄😅🤣😂

I absolutely adore this video! Precious memories for me with my Aunt Millie and her teaching me to make homemade noodles when I was a young girl…I’m now 75 years young! Thank you for bringing back memories to me…❤️

Somehow, I think she's made these a few times... Just a guess though... :-D Thank you for showing us your process and for all of the pointers.

This is a great tutorial. I love the way you stack and cut. Learned something and this is now the way I do it. Agree that this is the best noodle video on the internet. THANK YOU!

Thank you for this video! My grandma makes egg noodles every year and I never got the chance to learn how since being an adult and this video is perfect! Plan to give them a try this year.

can you add another video showing how she makes soup with the noodles?

I love this video. I really wish you'd make more. There's nothing like grandmas cooking. These techniques are quickly fading. I would love to learn more. Thank you. God bless.

love tis lady!!! this is old time noodle making this is how my mom always made them and always a special knife. to cut them very thin. Thank You Aunt GAY

I love this! No better teacher than a mom, grandma, or aunt! I can't wait to give it a try for the first time making noodles!

That was Awesome! Thank you for sharing this with the world.

I learned to make my Grandma's noodles from my Mother.We don't use milk.We add pepper though.I have mastered making them,I found a herb mincer(a cutting tool that consists of 6 small cutting wheels)That is the right width for noodles.I cook up chicken breasts in the crook pot,shred the chicken,add the noodles and nothing else.

@testicular4820

6 жыл бұрын

How long do the noodles cook in the crock pot? On high or low?

Thank you! You handled cracking those 3 eggs (while holding them all!) like a champ. Due to your great skill and instructions, I'm totally inspired to give noodle making a try.

2022 and I’m hoping to make these! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

Oh this video makes my heart smile. I can't wait to make these from scratch.

I love these noodles!!! These are not supposed to be soft noodles and are delicious! Thanks for sharing!!!!! Please make more videos 😃

It's like having your very own grandmother on call for free advise. What a deal!

I'm a little crazy. I have my own heirloom recipe that I always use, but I still enjoy watching others make theirs. Good job, they look wonderful.

I use a cool marble rolling pin. Just put some oil on it or Pam spray then flour. Isn't as hard to roll them out. You save time! Easy to clean and works really well even on pie crust. That is IF you can find them! Love the way you layered and cut your noodles! How easy!!!

Wow! That was like watching my Oma make kielke (Mennonite noodles), YEARS ago! I'm absolutely making this for my family tomorrow.

Nice video. Saw my mother in law make these. Might try them. Good tips.

Thank you so much for this wonderful video....I really felt like I was in my own mother's kitchen watching and learning. I don't know what her profession was, but it should have been a teacher. What a lovely woman and thank you for teaching this old gal how to make noodles.

@MrCARife

10 жыл бұрын

FYI I did start out as a teacher, but in 1987 I became a small library director which turned out to be the best decision ever. In 2001 at the age of 60, I went back to college and received my Master of Library Science in 2003. We are in the process of posting pie making videos, if you are interested.

@rfj1105

10 жыл бұрын

Yes I would love the pie recipe video as well. Good for you going back to school, life has so much to offer and is too short to sit around not enjoying it.

@SomeBuddy777

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrCARife 😃👍

When I make them we call them Kielkia from German Roots. After we boil them we make sautéed onions and gravy sometimes cream gravy. The next day we can fry them up and eat them with ketchup. Both ways are very good simple meals.

She's Adorable!! 😍😍😍 And the recipe is just like my Grandma's. Thanks for the refresher. 😊😊😊

What a delightful video, I felt as if I was in my grandmother's kitchen. Thank you so much for your knowledge. And Aunt Helen's secrets 😉

Love this video! You are an excellent teacher and this is the only noodle making video I refer to and recommend! Thanks so much!

Best instruction I've seen for making egg noodles, going to give it a go! Thanks!

good recipe but I always let my dough rest for a bit (1/2 to 1 hour) after I've mixed and kneaded it together. That way when I roll it out it isn't so tough and the noodles are softer in the end. Referencing her point about how much you handle the dough makes the noodles softer or more firm, I find the resting period ensures a soft noodle.

@JoeKaye-hn5dt

5 жыл бұрын

Me too. You can roll them out 1/16" thick too. Makes a nice delicate noodle or even a pierogi shell that'll be thin yet stay intact. I try to keep surface flour to a minimum. Makes noodles too rough and sloppy tasting. It's not easy to do. You have to dry them thoroughly then shake that xs flour off.

I've watched nearly a dozen videos on how to make noodles. Yourz is my fav!

SO GLAD I came upon this!! THANK YOU!!

loved your video! can't wait to make ! thank you

Oh I love it!! Thank you Aunt Gay!! I can't wait to try this :)

Loved the video and I can't wait to make those beautiful noodles! Thanks for sharing!

these are just like my mother made. I've started cooking again and have forgotten so much. My mother just passed so i cannot ask her. Thank you Gay.

Gese alittle bit of this alittle bit of that,i love how she doesnt measure&it still turns out perfect!!!!

My grandma immigrated from Suchodil Ukraine. She really knew how to make noodles. She would roll out the dough on the kitchen table, dust with flour and roll a log. She then cut the log into noodles and cooked then in water until they floated. She removed the cooked noodles and let them cool, then stored them in the fridge.

Love the lady and the video..hate the music. She doesn't need music she's great!

Thank you! So very helpful to feel as if I am standing next to you learning how it's done.

Looks wonderful! I cant wait to try this recipe! Thank you for sharing this!

You are an excellent teacher , thanks for the video.

GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!! I always thought too much flour would make them tough so I skimped...I wont anymore thanks to you!

Yay! They turned out this time! Thank you!!!

This is great! Thank you for sharing, I can't wait to try my hand at homemade noodles.

reminde me of my grandmas noodles doing it tomorrow

Wow, love the way you cook. God bless. You Rock.

Well wish I had a way to send a message to Aunt Gay. . .would like her thought on how to cook the noodles in a crockpot??? Thinking it might be a way to keep my stovetop free for Thanksgiving. AND by the way I think this year I have finally nailed it, definitely need enough flour for rolling out and light on the kneading. Thank yo Aunt Gay : )

Love her recipe!! Make them for family 2-3 times a year!! 😊

Very informative and useful video! Thank you!

I made some yesterday but I like her way of doing it better!!!

My mom rolled them out alittle thicker, then rolled them up like a cinnamon roll sliced that about 1/2 inches and pulled the long strands apart. German noodles?

@lisaerdahl2654

3 жыл бұрын

So did my grandma!

@therelaxationstation4440

Жыл бұрын

My mom was Amish/Mennonite and she did the same thing.

I love the way you made them

Thank you for posting this. I'm going to try them.

I enjoyed watching your video..gonna try this one !!!

Great Job!! I especially like the way you cut your noodles! I like my noodles thin as well! 😊