Pasta Maker

[Guest guest]

After looking at all the wonderful pasta recipes in the files, I am going to

get out a pasta maker I borrowed from a friend. Still undecided if I want to

buy it, its a Imperial, quite heavy and does work great, its also fun to get

flour everywhere. I made spinach pasta as well as WW pasta, and freeze the

dough for later.

So much better tasting than store bought pasta.

 

Does anyone else use a pasta maker?

 

Karo

 

 

[Guest guest]

For me its another food that I have control over the ingredients. It is fun

to make and there are tons of recipes on the web.

Changing the flavor is easy, say spinach, beet or sweet potato just by using

baby food.

I don't know about using eggs beaters, I use eggs (sorry).

 

Karo

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thelilacflower

5/2/2009 10:27:01 AM

Vegetarian Group

Re: Pasta Maker

 

Karen, I had ine given to me a few years ago with a gift receipt. My mixer

went out so I had to exchange it. I have never made homemade pasta. Now I

m interested.

Donna

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[Guest guest]

I do! Mine has about seven different setting but not linguinie which DH's

favourite size. On the weekend I made spinach lasagne noodles. The colour is

beautiful and it was so tasty!

 

There are recipes out that that do not have eggs. Bryanna Clark Grogan has one

in Nonna's Italian Kitchen. Simply Heavenly also has one. I'm sure there are a

lot more out there. It's fun to experiment.

 

Paula

 

, " Karen " <karogden2 wrote:

>

> After looking at all the wonderful pasta recipes in the files, I am going to

> get out a pasta maker I borrowed from a friend. Still undecided if I want to

> buy it, its a Imperial, quite heavy and does work great, its also fun to get

> flour everywhere. I made spinach pasta as well as WW pasta, and freeze the

> dough for later.

> So much better tasting than store bought pasta.

>

> Does anyone else use a pasta maker?

>

> Karo

>

>