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Recommendations for a pasta maker

  • 22-03-2007 5:59pm
    #1
    Supercell
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    After reading online about the glories of freshly made pasta have decided I need a pasta maker in my kitchen.

    Can anyone recommend a good one?, also if anyone knows of a shop in Dublin or Wicklow that sells them that would great too.
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  • #2
    NextSteps
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    There's a pasta maker that comes in a red box, made in Italy, and it's the only one I've seen. Can't think of the name. You can get it in Kitchen Complements on Chatham Street, Habitat and possibly the Argos catalogue. It costs about €60.

    I have one; it's very good. Pasta is easy to make, and great fun. One of the Jamie Oliver books has a chapter on it which is a good place to start.

    You can get the right flour in the Italian delicatessen on Dunville Avenue, and lots of other places too I'm sure.


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