What is best flour for pasta?

What is best flour for pasta?

Specifically, the three kinds of wheat flour you'll find mentioned in pasta recipes: semolina, all-purpose, and high-protein, finely milled "00" flour. At the end of the day, I settled on using all-purpose flour for my recipe. It's the flour most people already have in their pantries, and it makes great pasta.

How can I make my own past?

Tears may occur if the dough is sticking to the rollers or you're rolling too fast. You should be able to roll a small piece of dough from start to finished sheet in about 10 minutes. Try not to work more slowly than this, or the dough will start to dry out while you're rolling it.

How do you lubricate a pasta maker?

Use mineral oil for lubricating pasta maker. Look for the cutting rollers inside the pasta maker, locate their ends and drop 2-3 drops of oil on both the ends. After lubricating pasta maker, reassemble the parts.

How much is a pasta maker?

Hand-crank pasta makers range in price from $30 to around $100, while motorized pasta makers can cost anywhere from $70 to $300, depending on the style.

How do I clean my KitchenAid Pasta Maker?

Add a drop of mineral oil to each of the far corners of the rollers and/or cutters to lubricate the gears (4 locations). This can be done annually or after 50 uses.

How do you fix a squeaky pasta maker?

Look for the cutting rollers inside the pasta maker, locate their ends and drop 2-3 drops of oil on both the ends. After lubricating pasta maker, reassemble the parts. As you lubricate a pasta maker, the squeak sound disappears and the pasta maker works smoothly for some more time.