V5400-01 Ravioli Maker - 12 Cavity Pasta Press with Wooden Pin | Handmade Italian Pasta Dough Tool for Homemade Ravioli, Tortellini & Dumplings | Perfect for Italian Cooking, Family Meals & Restaurant Use
$15.09
$20.13
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V5400-01 Ravioli Maker - 12 Cavity Pasta Press with Wooden Pin | Handmade Italian Pasta Dough Tool for Homemade Ravioli, Tortellini & Dumplings | Perfect for Italian Cooking, Family Meals & Restaurant Use
V5400-01 Ravioli Maker - 12 Cavity Pasta Press with Wooden Pin | Handmade Italian Pasta Dough Tool for Homemade Ravioli, Tortellini & Dumplings | Perfect for Italian Cooking, Family Meals & Restaurant Use
V5400-01 Ravioli Maker - 12 Cavity Pasta Press with Wooden Pin | Handmade Italian Pasta Dough Tool for Homemade Ravioli, Tortellini & Dumplings | Perfect for Italian Cooking, Family Meals & Restaurant Use
$15.09
$20.13
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Description
Fill, cut and seal the perfect ravioli every time with this Ravioli maker! It is the fastest and most efficient way to make ravioli right in your home. It includes a second plate for forming pockets quickly in 1 3/4 inch squares, 12 at a time with rolling pin.
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Features

Fastest most efficient way to make ravioli.

Second plate included for forming pockets quickly in 1 3/4 inch squares.

Does Not Includes Wooden Rolling Pin

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This has made making ravioli very easy. If you're using a roller, you need to make sure you're not going to the thinest setting (the second to thinnest seems to work great). And also it's probably best to let it sit for a bit before rolling out the dough. When you start rolling flour should be added on the widest setting each time, and the dough folded over...this should help with the dough being too wet.This set was easier to use then I thought it would be, lay one sheet down, indent it, add filling, top sheet down, use the included pin to roll/crimp the raviolis, and then put it boiling water. Delicious.

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