can i do both spaghetti and linguini (juliane) or does it only make linguini? (images show just linguini type of noodle, the flat instead of round)
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It has 2 sizes, one smaller and another one thicker.. the smaller is kind of julianne and the thicker like undon noddles. I hope this help you!
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To me they dont look either or..they are more square than flat or round. Definitely NOT round spaghetti style
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One of the noodles is kind of square, but I would not call it linguine. I think you have to kind of think outside the box on this. I would definitely feel confident using the thicker of the noodles with any recipe calling for linguine style noodles. I happen to cook a lot of Italian and these vegetable alternatives work nicely as a substitue for many traditional dishes. I really hope this helps you. ~j
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I used the standard flat roller to roll out the dough after letting it rest. As for the ravioli maker, personally, it didn't work really well with the fillings I enjoy. I returned it. Good luck.
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I have the pasta attachment instructions for the DLC7 pasta maker and would be happy to send same on to anyone who wants it...I find the pasta maker much too difficult to assemble and haven't used it in over 30 years. Originally purchased for $125.00 at Marshall Fields in Chicago. I now am back to using a manual Atlas machine.Asiana
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It has two choice for one linguie and noodles very thin. I don't know about size. Sorry. I don't like this machine because metal is weak. My gran mom has original italian machine as heavy duty it was to much better.
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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.
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The pasta roller does the lasagna type noodles , the other roller cuts the dough in maybe 1/4 inch strips. or less. I have only used it for making crackers so far, but it does a wonderful job on those.. just thin enough to be crispy!.If the fettuccine is a bit wider than spaghetti -- then yes, this does cut that size too. I may actually do that this weekend.
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My experience has been that the double cutter that came with the machine makes totally square pasta that I couldn't ever get to cut cleanly and this spaghetti attachment makes pretty close to round spaghetti (just a little bit flattened). The spaghetti it makes is about the same size as the square pasta the included double cutter makes or is maybe a tiny bit bigger.
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Hi Mike, if you like the thin pasta for pizza it is ok, however this acessory is more apropriate for make pasta. Regards
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The pasta roller doesn't cut the pasta, you need a cutter for that. When you cut the noodles it is about ¼ inch wide. It is like a noodle you would buy in the store. You can adjust the roller to the thickness. yes it does come out flat like a noodle. If you want spaghetti then you need to buy that particular roller. I hope this is helpful to you.
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There is a link to the recipes on their website. I have not looked at them yet. I really like the vegie pasta it makes!
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It's three different units. One for making linguini, one for just flat dough press and one for spaghetti. I love them!!
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There are three attachments. One is a pasta roller and the other two are the cutters. The words "Spaghetti" and Linguini" are engraved on the top of the individual cutters. The words are lightly engraved so you may have to look closely. The roller is not engraved.
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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.
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My machine came with two cutters: one for ribbon like fettuccine, and another for very thin spaghetti. I am not an expert on the names for pasta cuts, but the spaghetti cutter on my machine gives me spaghetti that is much, much thinner than what my grocery store calls "spaghetti".
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The machine is fabulous, got perfect results the very first try ( I have been making pasta for years). It will produce two sizes of "tube"pasta, much like pene rigatti, which could easily be stuffed with a bit of patience. The other shapes are not hollow. I do suggest, however, that if you want larger "tubes" use a manual machine (Atlas is perfect) and make large tubes on a piece of pvc pipe, sealing the edges with water.
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I just did a Google search for "lello pastamaster 3000 pro manual" and it brought up a link to a printable PDF file. Happy hunting. *Funny, but at noon I wilted 16 oz of spinach in a skillet, strained off the liquid by SQUEEZING in paper towels, mixed with 3 egg yolks in my blender, and used it as the liquid with 4 cups (15 oz) unbleached AP flour to make a killer spinach linguine for tonight. I use this machine weekly. Made pasta for 16 guests this past Saturday.
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I don't know. It would seem that you could use spaghetti if you want to make your own. Nice concept, but they are all so small they don't hold enough knives.