WaterRat
Master of the Pit
Only about $10 for a pair… good for oyster shucking too as I usually slip at least once on a dozenKevlar, huh? Oh, crap, here we go again....
Can you buy just one?![]()
Only about $10 for a pair… good for oyster shucking too as I usually slip at least once on a dozenKevlar, huh? Oh, crap, here we go again....
Can you buy just one?![]()
I've used it a few times. Does a good job. Just remember to gradually thin the pasta starting with the largest setting. To the desired thinness. Did you get a drying rack?You try that thing out Steve? I got one and thinking of trying some Fettuccine this week. Any tips would be welcome.
Sounds like a interesting ferment. I'll be anxious to see the results.Good for you Steve but I am happy to let our Kitchen aid mixer do the hard work with the attachments while I can concentrate on just feeding in the dough. Hand cranking on top of that would just be too much work for me. It all ends up the same in the end which is more important.
I also have a couple new things fermenting in the kitchen. Carrots with garlic and bell peppers. That will be posted later when they are done.
I don't have one. How long does it need to dry?I've used it a few times. Does a good job. Just remember to gradually thin the pasta starting with the largest setting. To the desired thinness. Did you get a drying rack?
Not long. It'll vary according to thickness, room temp, and humidity. I just let it rest for a half hour.I don't have one. How long does it need to dry?
I worded that part wrong. It's actually two ferments.Sounds like a interesting ferment. I'll be anxious to see the results.
You don't have to let it dry . I have a rack but hardly ever use it . Mix then wrap in plastic and hold in the fridge for 30 minutes to 1 hour . Roll out what you need and cook it up .I don't have one. How long does it need to dry?