Rest assured, you can still make homemade pasta when you only have a rolling pin, says Chef Jasper J. Mirabile Jr., owner of ...

An essential tool in many bakeries and kitchens, rolling pins are used to evenly flatten everything from pie and pastry doughs to cookie and pasta doughs ... rolling pin is the classic hardwood ...

The two most important tools for making home made fresh pasta are a Rolling Pin and Passion. The other gadgets only help make the process a little easier. From top clockwise: Pasta Drying Basket ...

I think my kids are going to love this. This is bloody delicious pasta, I'll give you that. I'm really impressed. Just using a rolling pin. But to those who say making pasta is too much of a pffaf ...

Some folks dream of having a closet full of sneakers, but if I had the space, I’d have a vast collection of rolling pins. They come in so many shapes, sizes, and materials, and each has its use.

The J.K. Adams Dowel Rolling Pin is easy to use thanks to its thoughtful heft and design. With a solid weight, that prevents wrist fatigue because the rolling pin is all one height. I found this ...

You can also roll out the pasta with a rolling pin al a chef Evan Funke, but it’s difficult to roll the pasta sheets to an even thickness and takes lots of time and plenty of elbow grease.

First thing to do when rolling out pici is to flatten your piece of dough with your hand. Holly A. Heyser Now make sure it is well-floured on both sides. Roll it out with a pin—an Italian pasta ...

Big sheets of handmade pasta dried on cotton sheets in the bedroom. The aroma of ragu filled the air. Her grandmother hugged her in an apron, a flour-covered rolling pin in hand. “Handmade pasta ...