Pasta maker.

[paul_valaru]

After about 8 months of searching (meaning going into stores to hear they are out of stock) we got a pasta maker.

so far made ravioli last night.

and spaghetti tonight.

I likes it.

 

[BeardofPants]

Fresh pasta is the shiznit. Should drag ours out again & use it.

 

[Leslie]

I could eat that every day. Do you think breakfast is too early?

 

[BeardofPants]

You've inspired me - I'm gonna make a whole wheat pasta for thursday night's dinner - yum yum!

 

[Leslie]

That was how we did the first spaghetti - it was yummy!

 

[paul_valaru]

That was how we did the first spaghetti - it was yummy!

and the first ravioli

 

[Dave]

So which pasta maker did you get?

 

[Leslie]

It is a Josef Strauss one - one of the metal rolly ones.

According to Google, it is made by the ORLY Trading company. Har.

 

[Inkara1]

ORLY?

 

[BeardofPants]

That... is disturbing.


Fresh pasta for dinner tonight w/ home-made basil/parsley pesto & broccolini!

Here's a shitty phone cam pic:

Couldn't be arsed using the pasta machine, so I just rolled it out & used a pizza slicer to cut the pasta. Bitchin'.

 

[Leslie]

omg that looks good.

We're gonna have to get one of those. We were thinking of using the kitchen curtain rod, but somehow that weirds us out.

 

[Inkara1]

Don't forget to dust the curtain rod first.

 

[BeardofPants]

Yeah, not so good if the pasta strips slip & fall off onto the floor either. In the past, I've used the clothes horse, but any heavily floured surface will do if you just want to lay them flat.