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| Step 1: Place 2 cups of flour on surface. Rice about 1 lb. of steamed potatoes | Step 2: Add cheese, salt and egg (egg is optional, it will stiffen the dough somewhat) |
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| Step 3: Mix and knead gently | Step 4: Form dough into large roll and cut into 2-3"sections |
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| Step 5: Roll each of the sections in step 4 into an approximately 3/4" rope | Step 6: Cut into 1" bites, it is now ready to roll as shown on board above. |


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| Step 1: After kneeding dough, cut into squares | Step 2: Position squares with point slightly over jute rail | |
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| Step 3: Wet the far tip with water | Step 4: Place spindle over squares | |
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| Step 5: Flip the tips of pasta over spindle | Step 6: Place middle of hand over dowel and push and roll with palm | |
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| Step 7: Slide garganelli off | Step 8: Both boards work equally well | |
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| Step1: You've rolled your gnocchi | Step2: Place on top side and push downwards with thumb |
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| Step 3: Continue pushing as it begins to roll on itself | Step4: The edges on the gnocchi are complete as you finish downwards |
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| How beautiful are they? | Works equally well with both boards |

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| Original: $65.00 | Hybrid: $55.00 | |
