Does this make spaghetti and lasagna?
289298
Ok, this is the roller, which, yes can make lasagna pasta. If you want a spaghetti, you would need the pasta cutters. I personally don't use the cutters anymore, I just roll out sheets of the pasta and hand cut to a fettucini or a papardelle. I find that the pasta cutters don't cut all the way through and sometimes that leaves you to have to pull the strands apart by hand. It all depends on the thickness of you sheet dough.
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.
545784
Take a look at the video on the Westinghouse site. I think it showed putting the pasta and water in at the same time which seems unusual. Then additional ingredients like brocolli and carrots were added so the end result was a complete dish.
1816917
There is one attachment that comes with it, unless yours comes with the ravioli trays. You can make sheets (lasagna) or spaghetti/fettuccini. I love mine.
38625
I not familiar with that kind (or brand?) of spaghetti, but I have used my cooker a few dozen times for several brands of grocery-store spaghetti, in quantities appropriate to feed one or two. I load the cooker with the right amount of spaghetti (the top has a hole-type serving-size gauge), fill the cooker to its correspondingly-marked level with water, put it in the microwave for ten minutes a max power (with the top removed, as directed), take it out, pop the top back on, drain the water out through the top's grid, and plop the spaghetti onto my plate. Like the others providing answers, I have been uniformly happy with the results. The spaghetti in fact does not stick together, perhaps because the cooker's bottom is shaped to create a slightly-elevated small "shelf" at each end, so the spaghetti has water beneath it as well as around it throughout the cooking. I recommend the product, which also cleans up readily by hand, but can also survive in the top rack of the dishwasher.
2201006
I haven't used spaghetti to cook in this yet, just lasagna, and I didn't have to break any of those pieces, which is ideal, and they all submerged in the water perfectly. Hope this helps.
945481
I have both the lasagna and brownie pans. The brownie pan is smaller-I wouldn't use it for lasagna. But it's fabulous (for lasagna)!
549578
I actually use regular recipes. For instance lasagna recipes are the same; the noodles just fit better in the pan. Other recipes, such as roasted potatoes, casseroles,...are also made as usual; you're just using a pan with 3 sections instead of a 9x12. It's nice if you want an entree, vege and potato - you only need one pan to cook all three at once (easier clean up) or if you want to make a meat, meatless and alfredo lasagna for picky eaters or parties.
1879337
Yes, my husband loves to take the big spaghetti pot and cook a whole pound of pasta. It does take awhile for the water to boil but it does a great job of it. I just cooked spaghetti tonight and it was delicious. This is a great product and I highly recommend it.
1866899
The machine is just wide enough to do lasagna noodles. If you tried it for pies, you would have to do 2-3 lengths of pie dough, and then layer them.
1383965
Yes but the 3 quart is too small to put a box of spaghetti in without breaking the pasta. Need the larger one if you do not want to break
522982
Yes but I wouldn't really recommend this product. I think the pasta comes out mushy or all stuck together. It's easier to wash a pot...
1673432
No, you add the ingredients at the start. Then you have to monitor the mixing until the mixture is the right texture. Adding water as required.This takes a couple of attempts before you know what is correct. It then takes 2 people to handle the pasta as it is extruded.
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.
1241928
Spaghetti, Penne, and Macaroni are listed with times on the literature which comes with it. The times are fairly accurate but since I have no interest in gluten free I have not utilized the product for it. You would probably have to experiment but that very easy to do. I use mine a great deal because I like Pasta and cook mostly for myself. However, I usually make at least 2 separate servings and can use the second at a later time.
424520
This set of attachments don't make stuffed pasta but they do offer a ravioli attachment that will allow you to make many different types of stuff pasta recipes. They will all be in a ravioli shape but you could put any type stuff in them.
249429
It cuts differently. I make spaghetti zucchini and other unique spaghetti shaped veggies the j cook in coconut oil or olive oil with a few more spices to add flavor topped with lemon juice. Kids like it because it looks like spaghetti
958231
Sure does. That's exactly what I use it on. I love it on lasagnas because it doesn't react with the acid in the tomato like aluminum foil does.