what do you use to fill,size?
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I use a teaspoon amount of filling (cheese, mushroom, etc). Found several nice recipes by googling 'mushroom ravioli filling' etc.
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you can use just about any filling you wish. If you are using a meat filling, make sure it is chopped small enough to not puncture the dough. I use just about a Tablespoon if it looks to much/less you can take some out or put more in. It's completely up to you though.
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3/4 pound lean ground beef1/4 pound sausage2 eggs1/2 bunch fresh parsley, chopped (discard stems)10 medium garlic cloves, chopped1 cup Romano cheese, finely grated2 cups grated bread crumbs
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I used the easy butternut squash ravioli recipe from allrecipes.com for the filling - about a tsp for each. For the sauce, I used a creamed spinach recipe. The whole family loved it, including the men.
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There are so many different fillings you can use. Ground meats, a varity of cheeses, veggies or a combination of the above. The amount of filling would be about a 1 Tbsp per ravioli.
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I use puff pastry and fill it with a combination of dungeness crab, shrimp and cream cheese dill and cooking sherry. To die for, a perfect appitizer.
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There's a filling recipe on the back of the box that looks good. I used 3/4 lb. loose italian sausage, 2 eggs, 2 T romano or parmesan cheese. About a heaping tablespoon. Worked great! I've only used it once so far, but was very pleased with t. Hope that helps.
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I make filling with mushrooms, basil, tomatoes, and vegan cream cheese, and fill each ravioli with about 1 tablespoon of the mixture.
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1 cup ricotta cheese, 1/4 cup mozzarella, 2 ounces parmesan chese,1/4 cup chopped basil, 1 egg beaten, salt & pepper to taste, 1/8 tsp. nutmeg. I made gluten free dough for my raviolli, but I put about a teaspoon and a half in each pocket. My dough was not rolled out as thin as wheat flour dough because it tears easily. First time since 2002 that I got to eat raviolli and it was delicious! Thank you Norpro for your easy raviolli maker. I love it.
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I've tried several filling recipes . . . still working on finding one that I really love (I would like a little more flavor). Generally it is some combo of ricotta cheese, spinach, egg, parmesan cheese, garlic and other spices. I probably put about 1 tablespoon in each. I would just say to be make sure to keep it well floured because you really don't want the dough to stick.
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My daughter-in-law used a similar size pool (round) and filled it with plastic balls and I want to say she used about 100-200, of you want to fill it up. Her pool was a little smaller now that I think about it. Fun for her 3 little boys and friends.
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I use the 8.5" by 14" paper especially made for this purpose. It's available from Amazon and is inexpensive.Bob Pool
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We use a blue bucket to fill it with the pour lip on it. We put the fill plug in take the top off and fill it.
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I used the gallon size and this will probably do what you need. I was pleased with my molds and get great results when I use them.
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I use DAY TIMER refills - but they are 5.5 x 8.5 sheets - WALMART has complete refill sets CHEAP -
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I use something really cheap... Size: 29x1.75/2.35 - PRESTA by Serfas - $7.25 each. Patched one all last summer, from a thorn.
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You can insert the filling using any method. You can use a piping bag, a spoon, a knife. Personally I used a spoon. Worked out great.
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Just need to move it slowly if filled. I have not found that to be a problem.
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You twist off the top and fill it up from there. I generally fill it up every time I use it.
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Did you try the different sized inserts? I would up using the smallest one. Hope that helps!
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Use .5mm mechanical pencil & lead. Refills are easy to find. I sometimes use white lead for marking walnut etc.. On line you can also buy different hardness. I have the full Incra set, you will never settle for less accurate measurements again. The ability to make repeated measurements is unsurpassed.
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I used eight 80 lb bags of gravel that I had from a previous project. This also included using some of the gravel to line the bottom of the perforated pipe (underneath) going to the nds unit. As someone else noted, you are not filling up the container, just putting a 3 or 4 inch layer beneath it and around the sides using landscape fabric. so landscape fabric to line the hole, layer of gravel, container, gravel filled around the sides, drape the landscape fabric on top.
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Just add more water to the fill line. The gel inside lasts a really long time.
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I use a larger cardboard box. Place the item that I want to fill in the box and transfer the beads in the box. That way whatever beads escape stay in the box.
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there are different sizes, and i'm sorry I don't remember. because it's not all watery, a little goes a long way, so any size is good for starters.
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I built a "jig", using a stiff cardboard box (I used a BelVita Breakfast Cookies box - extremely stiff cardboard and a perfect size for this), and cut out tight-fitting rectangles for each of the 4 products I use. While that was convenient for the first time fill, since then, I typically only need to refill one product at a time, so the jig is a bit of overkill. However, since it can take some time to fill, it works great for me.