how wide are the flat sheets? Can you use a Norpro Ravioli Maker with Press to make ravioli?
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You can make the flat sheets as wide as the rollers I guess, never worried that much about width. I don't have a ravioli press but I made some by hand just the other day by folding over the flat sheets. It worked fine.
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Hi Carol, yes I've used mine to make ravioli ... easy. Sheets are somewhat small but thats part of the fun to make your own homemade pasta...Just make two sheets, first one lay out and put your filling on top spaced equally, then place the 2nd sheet over, dab a little water or other liquid around the fillings so the layers will stick then press down gently along the edges of each ravioli. Cut with knife, or decorate edge ravioli cutter. Simmer gently.
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The sheets are 8 or 9 inches wide. yes the sheets are perfect for the ravioli press. I think the key to great pasta is semolina flour. It rolls out better. you will certainly be able to see the difference!
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The flat sheets are about 4" wide, or slightly shorter than the machine. Not sure about the ravioli press. If it's a separate attachment, then probably not. Although I haven't tried to take mine apart. With that said, it is a pain to clean, but worth it for fresh pasta!
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Yes, they are mini ravioli, not a large raviolis as you might think. I haven't tried that one yet, but I have every intention to.
411772
The width is appropriate, and can handle bagels too. I use it for wider pieces of homemade bread as well. The entire unit is large, but I still like it! Works well in my kitchen.
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This doesn't make a stuffed pasta. The widest noodle or makes it's a rigatoni. You may want to consider the ravioli maker or the attachment that flattens out the piece of dough to make a manacotti or ravioli
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Yes, they mean wide. The width of the noodle before boiling will be 7/16" or 11 mm as best as I can measure the cutter width.Regards, Jim
744293
I am not sure of the question - but if you are asking about the width of them - around 1-3/4" - we trim a malti poo with it - works great.
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The largest this company makes is 6.75" wide and 4.25" tall. It says they are large enough for making a 2 pound panettone. Hope this helps!
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they are robustly made cookie cutters. I'm not sure I would recommend for ravioli, might pull the dough apart when you try to remove, I don't make homemade pasta. I might suggest ravioli stamp: Eppicotispai Aluminum Square Ravioli Stamp with Beechwood Handle, 2-3/4 Inch by 2-3/4 Inch this will press and cut -good luck
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It's slim pickings for attachments for the 180 mm Atlas pasta maker. There are tons of different attachments for the more common 150 mm version. Many people prefer to manually cut their pasta to width with a chef's knife anyway. That's to say, roll the pasta dough to thickness, make into a roll and cut to desired thickness. Might actually be easier than a contraption. If you are interested in learning more about making your own pastas, there are some great online courses at craftsy dot com. The guy is an instructor at Culinary Institute of America, so pretty accomplished.
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This is a pasta "sheeter" therefore it will roll pasta out into sheets up to 9" wide and as long thin as you prefer...perfect to use for lasagna.
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I loved the roller and ravioli maker but I used my own recipe for dough and would do the same for perogy. It should work out but they will be pretty small.
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I had to buy a new pasta machine because my Atlas did not fit with the Norpro Motor. I think I bought a Norpro pasta machine so they would be compatible. But it was worth it, because now I can make my homemade pasta in half the time and I can do it without my husband's help and no more sore arms.
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I bought this pasta roller for making Pappardelle pasta. Yes, I suppose I could roll out a flat sheet of pasta and then cut it wider into Pappardelle shape, but I wanted to do it this way. I really love making pasta, and this is just one more "toy" for me.
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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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Susan, Both of mine are 5.5 inches wide (perfect for a slice of sandwich bread0 and 9 and 3/8 inches long including the handle. I got 2 so I could use one as a sandwich press. I also cook my morning sausage and eggs in one.
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This pasta machine rolls flat dough with 9 thickness settings from 0.5 mm to 3 mm. The rollers are 150 mm (5.5 in.) wide, the standard width of a pasta machine. Once you roll out your dough to the desired thickness, you can cut the sheet in half lengthwise to make strips for lasagna. The two cutters that come with the machine are for fettuccine and spaghetti, much thinner cuts than typical lasagna.
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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.