can i use a pasta maker
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I do not have the pasta making attachment, but there is one for kitchen aid.
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I wouldn't use it for pasta , I don't think it's tall enough and the pasts would fall through the basket. Get a pasta pot.
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Yes, the book that comes with the machine has three receipts for pasta. Really a versatile machine that makes everything from Jams to Meatloaf.
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I've never tried, so my answer might not be what you are looking for. In any case, you can do flat sheets without any problems. So from that point of view, yes. But I just don't know how you would get the curly sides done (or how any pasta machine would get that done for you). You might just need to do the curling by hand. Similar to how one makes Chinese dumplings, by curling the edges by hand.
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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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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...
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The only thing I know is that the motor is mounted with distinct insets that are not on my old pasta machine nor on the attachments for the old machine. I would guess yours does not have the insets so I would only buy motor that clearly indicates it is compatible with your pasta machine.
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It's geared more toward rolling out pasta once you've formed it into a ball of dough. I think you would need a bread kneader attachment on a processor.
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I have no idea but all the pasta books I have seen use this or a similar machine in their instructions
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I don't find any mention of pasta dough. Here is quote on DOUGH from the manual: Use to prepare dough for making bread, rolls or pizza which are shaped and allowed to rise before baking in a conventional oven. This setting blends and kneads the dough and takes it through the first rise. And, yes, it does a fine job of making bread.
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You have to have the rollers too. You roll out the dough and then use this. However, I used this in a pasta class and it did not work well. Got filling everywhere and a good percentage of the ravioli burst in the cooking pot because there will be a thin layer of filling between the pasta layers. A tray mold or just making them on the counter and using a cutting wheel or knife was easier, less messy, and you could make whatever sizes you want. Hope this helps!
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It looks the same, however, if they have included directions on what you can use in the thing, plus times it takes to cook different pastas etc. it will be worth getting a new one. Otherwise, find a friend who purchased a pasta cooker by a different maker and use their directions - that is what I did.
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I don't think it could. It is designed to powder the grain. I have not tried it,l but I think my pasta maker would be a better choice.
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NO! The mesh holes of the basket are way too big for spaghetti. You might be able to use it for Rigatoni or other large pasta shapes, but not long, thin noodles. For reference, the holes in the mesh are approximately 1cm wide, and a spaghetti noodle is probably only 2mm wide.
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Unfortunately I cannot. I have this as I have the pasta maker away as a gift. Sorry
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This pasta maker works GREAT! You must have the DC7 base or it will not fit. It is an attack my and not operational by itself. The pasta comes out beautifully and it is very quick to make. Can go from flour to cooked pasta in about 20 minutes!
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Most definitely since not all pasta recipes even include eggs. My daughter loves this pasta maker and makes all kinds of recipes flawlessly! You'll love it and it was so affordable!