Can you use this to make noodles?
904472
There are 5 Blades (Sharp Wheels ) approximately 1/2 " apart and Assuming that you have a means of rolling out your "Noodle dough" and a steady hand , You could probably make noodles with this tool providing the dough is dry enough where it wont stick to the blades.You've given me an idea so the next time I make Chicken soup I'll try it. If you are doing this , it would probably be a good idea to "Google " Home made Noodles for more opinions. Vinnie :-)
904473
Possibly but they would be fairly narrow. It would be like a pizza cutter with several parallel blades.
904474
I've never done it, but would think it is possible. Blades are definitely sharp enough, and are spread out about 1/2 inch apart.
1973014
makes straight edge noodles before it gets cut down into smaller noodles, so yes. thinnest setting is 9.
1247160
don't know about the noodles, but used it with apples. Sweet potatoes sounds great and regular potatoes work great.
2046031
yes, you can.you might be able to make less than the 3 cups of regular rice I make in it, but yeah, you can.
1211999
I do not believe that this would be good for that. The dies are made from plastic with plastic threads. The part that the dis screw on to are also plastic. When I did heavy dough, the dough pushed the dies off, ruining the die and the part that it screws on to. My opinion on any pasta maker is only get one with metal dies and metal threads.
1246392
I believe so. I don't sell it, I've just bought it a few times. It's really good and the noodles have a light hint of garlic. I use it when I make chicken alfredo.
2252829
sure it can ! just put in your ingredients and let it do the mixing for you. Sometimes I make the dough in the machine and bake it in the oven instead of the machine. It's nice to use it that way too, kind of keeps the mess in one place.
338303
I use this to cook rice and quinoa and my daughter uses it to cook dried beans. It can be used as a slow cooker, so you could heat soup or baked beans in it, but you'd have to be very patient. The microwave would be much quicker. I doubt you could do spaghetti; I don't think it could boil water in a timely fashion. This is one of the few rice cookers that can properly cook brown rice. I'd recommend re-gifting it to a rice eating family.
1968958
Yes, my spouse has made pasta with it an it seems to work fine. She had to improvise as there were no directions with it.
1570053
Yes you can, I did it sometimes but I used it more to make a flour for ma home made bread :-)
2125075
I don't think it would work very well for that purpose, but I've never used a pasta pot before so hopefully someone else will answer your question better. It's an awesome steamer! ;)
1438756
I'm pretty sure you can. I gave it as a gift and the recipient has told me it's been used to make tea several times.
2129377
The simple answer is, yes, but not spaghetti like you find in the store. Thicker and only as straiht as you lay it out to dry. As for noodles, absolutely. Take the long pieces and cut them to length before you set them to dry.
289299
You could use the roller to make lasagna noodles, but they will be flat without ruffled edges. The cutter makes an angel-hair type of spaghetti, very thin and fine.
1128962
sure, have used it to boil pasta and veggies. I would not fry with it though, although I am sure you could.
1053177
You can cook pasta in a tea kettle, but it may not be the best suited for it. Much like this pot. I don't think I would try to cook pasta in this. I think the feature of this pot is the ability to cook asparagus evenly (hottest at the thickest part of the asparagus).
1279840
If you have a kitchen aid stand mixer you are ready to make ravioli and any other kind of pasta. You can're bet home made pasta. Good luck and have fun.