After an episode with some eight-year-old pasta chefs, Bev decided she needed a pasta machine for Christmas. Funded by her sister (thanks Tam!) and purchased from the
Med Wholesalers (who have to sell Nonna-proven Italian cooking kit, or risk
Malocchio) we have a pasta machine.
So (on Christmas day) there was a team effort to make tagliatelle. Paul went first...
...and proved a smooth operator. Top tip (from Maria) was to dust the pasta with flour to smooth the rollers by making the pasta silky...
Jo dressed for as the elegant Italian Donna for the task, and rolled a successful batch as well...
I turned a mean handle next,
...and lastly Bev, who'd helped her glam assistants take a turn...
and then...
...we ate it.
After an episode with some eight-year-old pasta chefs, Bev decided she needed a pasta machine for Christmas. Funded by her sister (thanks Tam!) and purchased from the Med Wholesalers (who have to sell Nonna-proven Italian cooking kit, or risk Malocchio) we have a pasta machine.
So (on Christmas day) there was a team effort to make tagliatelle. Paul went first...
...and proved a smooth operator. Top tip (from Maria) was to dust the pasta with flour to smooth the rollers by making the pasta silky...
Jo dressed for as the elegant Italian Donna for the task, and rolled a successful batch as well...
I turned a mean handle next,
...and lastly Bev, who'd helped her glam assistants take a turn...
and then...
...we ate it.
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1 comment:
Looks fantastic! I've been wanting one for ages. Now you've inspired me. Could get an attachment for the Kitchen Aid but I want an old-fashioned one.
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