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Nov.16,2008Chris and his wife get a new pasta-making attachment for the new Kitchen Aid mixer. While she’s away, Chris decides to try making pasta with no clue what he’s doing.
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That was great
How did the pasta turn out?
It’s a bit clumsy to use, I much prefer the hand-cranker, but it’s a lot of fun and better than making pasta completely by hand.
Be careful with it when using larger amounts, as the machine will overheat after a few minutes. I recommend doing in batches and freezing it for later since as you can see it takes a while to do.
If you do ground beef make sure that you follow the instructions to the letter. I tried ground beef this weekend (same attachment, but with the metal extruder) and it was extremely messy. But it did work.
The kids did a great job, by the way!