Pasta Dough Calculator: Eggs, Flour & Servings

🍝 Pasta Dough Calculator

Calculate exact flour, eggs, salt, and oil for any number of servings

Quick Presets
🧮 Calculator
Total Flour
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grams
Eggs Needed
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large eggs
Salt
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grams
Olive Oil
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ml
📊 Flour Per Serving by Pasta Type
100g
Classic Egg Pasta
100g
00 Flour Pasta
100g
Semolina Pasta
110g
Whole Wheat Pasta
90g
Spinach Pasta
100g
Squid Ink Pasta
1 egg
Per Serving (egg)
60ml
Water (semolina)
📋 Ingredients by Number of Servings
ServingsFlour (g)EggsSalt (g)Olive Oil (ml)
1 serving100g11g5ml
2 servings200g22g10ml
4 servings400g44g20ml
6 servings600g66g30ml
8 servings800g88g40ml
10 servings1000g1010g50ml
12 servings1200g1212g60ml
🍝 Pasta Types at a Glance
TypeFlour per ServingLiquidRest TimeBest For
Classic Egg100g all-purpose1 large egg30 minTagliatelle, lasagne
00 Flour100g 00 flour1 large egg30 minSilky ravioli, fettuccine
Semolina100g semolina~60ml water60 minOrecchiette, cavatelli
Whole Wheat110g whole wheat1 large egg30 minPappardelle, ribbons
Spinach90g + 30g spinach1 large egg30 minFilled pasta, tagliatelle
Squid Ink100g 00 flour1 egg + 4g ink30 minSeafood pasta
💪 Nutrition Facts (per 100g dry dough, classic egg pasta)
357
Calories
13g
Protein
3g
Fat
68g
Carbs
🔍 Thickness & Shape Guide
ShapeThicknessRoll SettingCook Time (fresh)
Angel Hair / TaglioliniVery thinSetting 6-71-2 min
Tagliatelle / FettuccineThinSetting 5-62-3 min
Linguine / PappardelleMediumSetting 4-52-4 min
Lasagne SheetsThickSetting 3-43-5 min
Ravioli / TortelliniThin (filled)Setting 5-63-4 min
GnocchiN/A (hand-shaped)N/A2-3 min
💡 Tip: The classic ratio for egg pasta is 100g of flour to 1 large egg per serving. For a richer, silkier dough, substitute 1-2 whole eggs with extra egg yolks — many Italian chefs use 1 whole egg plus 1 yolk per 100g for a luxurious result.
💡 Tip: Always rest your pasta dough wrapped in plastic for at least 30 minutes at room temperature before rolling. This relaxes the gluten and makes the dough much easier to roll thin without it springing back.

Pasta dough is one of those things that seems more complicated than they are. It is made of unleavened dough from wheat flour mixed with water or eggs, later formed into sheets or various shapes. The taste and texture of fresh pasta surpasses anything from the store in a box.

Although it requires some time, do not rush the process

How to Make Fresh Pasta Dough

Ingredients stay very simple. Basic ratio is one egg in 100 grams of flour. Some recipes use two cups of all-purpose flour, three big eggs, half a spoon of salt and some olive oil.

Olive oil is not necessary. Water can fully replace the eggs for pasta dough. Semolina flour also works with same ratio.

Italian 00 flour is perfect because of its fine grind. Do not bother with extra yoks, unless you want yellower color.

Pour the flour on a clean table and form a hole in the center. Crack the eggs in this hole, mix with salt and olive oil, if you use it. Stir with a fork until it thickens, then help with a scraper to combine the whole dough.

The volcano method gives better control of the moisture, which guarantees even texture. A food processor also works, pulse in short pauses until the mix looks like couscous and easily meets during pressure. If too dry, add a spoon of water.

If sticky, add more flour.

Pasta was made during centuries, before you cared about precise amounts. There is a lot of freedom. Too wet?

Add flour. Too dry? Mix water.

You must leave the dough to rest, do not skip that. During rest it absorbs more moisture, so a bit of stickiness before is fine. Fresh pasta dough must be quite firm.

It should mean you can knead it without extra flour, without residues on hands. Compared to bread dough, it will seem very dense.

After rest, share it in four parts, flatten one to an oval disk and pass through the widest setting of a pasta machine. Start on thick settings and go down slowly. Dough must feel elastic but smooth.

One serving, around 100 grams, gives a sheet of 30 to 38 cm long after passing through thinnest setting. Later cut it in shapes like fettuccine, linguine or pappardelle… They work best for newcomers.

Fresh pasta almost does not change shape or size during cooking and boils only two to three minutes.

Fresh pasta dough can stay in the refrigerator, so that it relaxes beforeusage.

Pasta Dough Calculator: Eggs, Flour & Servings

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