is this suitable for lasagna pasta sheets only? or does it have other parts to be used for fetuccini pasta too?
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You can make lasagna pasta sheets, fettuccine and spaghetti. I also made ravioli with it (same as the lasagna).
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You can use it for any long pasta like fettuccini or spaghetti or shor noodles
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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 shaft of the handle is metal, but the part that you hold is plastic like all the rest of them. It is a very nice model, has the noodle cutters and all. It will take a Marcato motor and it works with the motor well, I checked. However the scrapers are metal tipped by plastic and it tends to collect a bit of clay each time it goes through the machine. Obviously I use this for polymer clay instead of making pasta, just so you know. I'm sure with regular pasta dough it would be a dream.
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Just one which I've never used. I use the machine to make very thin lasagna sheets and ravioli. The cutter looks to be for a medium width pasta. Maybe I'll use it one of these days and see.
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Yes, it would work fine for pasta, especially for bigger sizes of pasta, like penne. Although it's possible that small pasta, like orzo or small shells, might fall through the holes a bit.
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This pasta maker, without any attachments, makes sheets for cutting. You can also use it to make smaller pizza crusts. Hope this helps!
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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.
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It's kinda non-stick and easy to clean so I imagine that you could make a lasagna in it. It would be really big/deep lasagna to warn you but I'm thinking that actually sounds like a pretty good idea that I might have to try out now!
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The Marcato 150 comes with a dual sided attachment for making Fettuccini or Spaghetti. There are other attachments available for Linguini, Vermicelli, (Thin Spaghetti), Cappelinni (Angel Hair). You can also make Lasagna or Ravioli. How long your noodles are is up to you. When you "roll out" the dough through the rollers, you start at 0 (rollers wide apart), then dial up the numbers until you get the thiness you need. The dough will get longer as you roll it out, so just cut the dough to the length you'd like. For Spaghetti or Fettuccini, I usually go to "7", skipping every other number. I have no problem keeping the rollers clean. The key to making great pasta is a dry dough; elastic, but not wet or sticky. You just lightly brush off the rollers, because the dough will not stick. If it does, let the dough dry, then it will brush off easily. Easy recipe for pasta dough: 2 cups Semolina flour 2 cups All Purpose flour 6 eggs 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil pinch of salt I let my bread machine do the work, but you can knead it.....the important thing is to wrap the dough in plastic, and let it rest for 30 minutes. Depending upon humidity, you may need to add 1 or 2 tablespoons of water. Fresh pasta is WAY better than boxed, IMHO. I'm never quite sure what people mean by "macaroni", but if you mean a short, hollow noodle, this machine will not do that.
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I use it frequently to boil pasta and it works perfectly fine. But, you are seeing it correctly; it's not tall and slim like a traditional pasta pot if that's what you're specifically looking for. However, it's an excellent all around pot. Great to make a big batch of sauce and meatballs for your pasta : )
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no, this makes Linguini, which is flat and narrow. You want Spaghetti, which that attachment comes with the Marcato Atlas machine. Or you want Angel Hair Pasta, which is very small round spaghetti and is a different attachment. I have all of these and love every single one. Fresh pasta cooks in like 3 minutes!
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Yes, this pan is a deep 3" inch pan for baking your lasagna. However the construction is flimsy. I question even heat being distributed for proper baking. I don't see this pan lasting for a long duration. Would I buy this pan again? My answer would be no. I would rather spend more to have a pan last for the long haul.
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Yes it can be used for lasagna. Just use non-stick cooking spray on it first before adding your lasagna.
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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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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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The RM220 makes lasagna sheets. The widest cutter attachment available is half an inch.
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The pot that I own doesn't have the basket. But yes, that basket is not designed for pasta. I believe that the basket is intended for veggies, hard boiled eggs and such. This is probably not a large enough pot for pasta, except perhaps one or two servings. I use mine primarily for cooking rice. I did use it last evening to thicken some gravy from my slow cooker. I find that this is a very useful little pot. Now that I own it, I could not be without.