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The advantages of the material: Polished stainless steel - food quality. The material makes the product hygienic. Germs and bacteria don't stand a chance when cleaned in the dishwasher or rinsed with hot water. The product is odorless and aromaless. Thanks to the non-stick coating, the dough does not stick to the roller and you can work cleanly. Dishwasher-safe. Included in delivery is a dough wheel with a real wooden handle and a serrated brass blade, diameter 30 mm. With this dough wheel you can easily create a zigzag edge. This is how working with the ravioli roll works: Use the roller to roll out the dough to the desired thickness. Depending on the dough, we recommend rolling up to level 7 or 8. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. Spread the creamy filling on one half of the noodle ribbon. Leave a small border free. The filling must be creamy; we recommend using a spatula or palette to smooth out the filling. Now fold the other half of the dough over the filling. Position the roll and slowly roll it over the dough strip using gentle pressure. Now all you have to do is cut the ravioli with a pastry wheel and the ravioli are ready. Unpackaged: The ravioli roll comes with instructions for use. The delivery is unpackaged, without an outer box, for the sake of the environment. Note: The roll is perfect for creamy fillings. We recommend pureeing the filling in the Kenwood multi-chopper.Ravioleasy, length 14,5 cm, ravioli size approx. 4,8 x 4,8 cm The rolling BabGi Material: Polished stainless steel with non-stick coating length: 14,5 cm58,90 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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The advantages of the material: Polished stainless steel - food quality. The material makes the product hygienic. Germs and bacteria don't stand a chance when cleaned in the dishwasher or rinsed with hot water. The product is odorless and aromaless. Thanks to the non-stick coating, the dough does not stick to the roller and you can work cleanly. Dishwasher-safe. The scope of delivery includes a dough wheel with a stainless steel middle section and a smooth, serrated brass blade, diameter 38 mm. With this dough wheel you can easily create a zigzag edge, but you can also create a smooth edge. Please only hand wash the dough wheel. This is how working with the ravioli roll works: Use the roller to roll out the dough to the desired thickness. Depending on the dough, we recommend rolling up to level 7 or 8. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. Spread the creamy filling on one half of the noodle ribbon. Leave a small border free. The filling must be creamy; we recommend using a spatula or palette to smooth out the filling. Now fold the other half of the dough over the filling. Position the roll and slowly roll it over the dough strip using gentle pressure. Now all you have to do is cut the ravioli with a pastry wheel and the ravioli are ready. Unpackaged: The ravioli roll comes with instructions for use. The delivery is unpackaged, without an outer box, for the sake of the environment. Note: The roll is perfect for creamy fillings. We recommend pureeing the filling in a multi-chopper.Set offer: Ravioleasy, length 14,5 cm, ravioli size approx. 4,8 x 4,8 cm The rolling BabGi plus dough wheel with serrated and smooth brass blade Material: Polished stainless steel with non-stick coating length: 14,5 cm32,90 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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The advantages of the material: Polished stainless steel - food quality. The material makes the product hygienic. Germs and bacteria don't stand a chance when cleaned in the dishwasher or rinsed with hot water. The product is odorless and aromaless. Thanks to the non-stick coating, the dough does not stick to the roll and you can work cleanly. Dishwasher-safe. A ravioli cutter is included in the scope of delivery. This is a “Tagliachiudi”, a working instrument that is particularly popular in Italy for ravioli. Taglia comes from “tagliare” = to cut. And Chiudi from “chiudere”, meaning to close. This means that with this tool you can cut and seal at the same time - in just one operation. This means that the gemstone blade cuts in the middle, while the POM plastic wheels close on the two outer sides. The beautiful cut of this dough wheel is reminiscent of a visit to a haberdashery department. Width 0,4 mm (ie particularly narrow). Please only hand wash the dough wheel. This is how working with the ravioli roll works: Use the roller to roll out the dough to the desired thickness. Depending on the dough, we recommend rolling up to level 7 or 8. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. Spread the creamy filling on one half of the noodle ribbon. Leave a small border free. The filling must be creamy; we recommend using a spatula or palette to smooth out the filling. Now fold the other half of the dough over the filling. Position the roll and slowly roll it over the dough strip using gentle pressure. Now all you have to do is cut the ravioli with a pastry wheel and the ravioli are ready. Unpackaged: The ravioli roll comes with instructions for use. The delivery is unpackaged, without an outer box, for the sake of the environment. Note: The roll is perfect for creamy fillings. We recommend pureeing the filling in the Kenwood multi-chopper.Set offer: Ravioleasy, length 14,5 cm, ravioli size approx. 4,8 x 4,8 cm The rolling BabGi plus ravioli cutter with real wood handle, stainless steel blade and POM edge. Role: Material: Polished stainless steel with non-stick coating length: 14,5 cm31,90 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Rolling pin cutter with 5 adjustable steel blades For everyone who loves making fresh, homemade pasta. The rolling pin cutter with its 5 stainless steel blades is designed to cut 7 different pasta widths (5,5 / 11 / 16,5 / 27,5 / 33 / 38,5 / 55 mm), i.e. ideal for cutting all Types of fresh pasta, from tortellini to pappardelle (ribbon pasta a la "wedding pasta"). The package contains 2 adjustment keys and illustrated instructions. Do not wash in the dishwasher, just clean with a damp cloth. Total length 37 cm Diameter of the blades 9 cm
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Professional Rolling Pin Cutter with 7 Adjustable Steel Blades (Smooth) For everyone who loves making fresh, homemade pasta. The professional rolling pin cutter with its 7 stainless steel blades can be adjusted to 11 different widths (10/15/20/25/30/35/40/45/50/55/60 mm). Included are instructions, as well as several spacers and Allen keys for adjusting the width. Do not wash in the dishwasher, just clean with a damp cloth. Total length 37 cm Weight 0,88 kg Diameter of the blades 9 cm On request we can also provide replacement blades for even more possibilities.
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Magic wonder wood - Raviolatore Material: beech wood Length: 50 cm Diameter: 5 cm (1 turn of the ravioli wood makes 44 ravioli measuring 40×30 mm) There are many ways to make ravioli. The people of Sardinia have found a particularly efficient way to use their Sardinian miracle roll. This is how working with a ravioli rolling pin works: You roll out the pasta dough with a rolling pin. Ideally thinner than 1 mm, a thickness of approx. 0,5 mm - 0,8 mm is perfect. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. With the rolling pin you can easily roll over the pasta track to draw a pattern. Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of each square. Now place a second sheet of pasta over it and roll it over it with the rolling pin. But this time with firm pressure. Cut off the ends of the ravioli with a pastry wheel. If the raviolis have not yet been separated by the firm pressure, use the dough wheel to separate the individual raviolis from each other. If you don't have a dough wheel yet, you can find them in various price ranges this Category: https://www.gaumen-freun.de/produkt-categorie/zubehoer/teigschneider/ However, most people work with the miracle wood in an even simpler way. You save the work of individual piles of filling and spread the filling over a large area on. In this Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qic32lfjgg&t=76s it is shown. This simple way actually works, try it out. Here is the recipe from Ellen Lutz (you can find the photo under this article):With this set you are perfectly prepared for the next ravioli production: the dough is prepared to the right size with the appropriate rolling pin, turned into ravioli with the magic wood and cut with the dough wheel - et voilà finished ravioli.Make a dough from 350 g Semola and 80 g pasta and tarte flambée flour (Semola and 00 mixed) and 150 g liquid (2 eggs, remaining water), 1 tbsp oil. Depending on the consistency, use a little more or less water.Filling: 300g freshly minced minced meat, 100g veal sausage meat, 1 egg. Salt, pepper, a few Italian herbs. Mix the mixture again in the multi-chopper.Spread the mixture on raw and proceed as in the video above.Attention: Please do not clean Wunderholz in the dishwasher, hand wash only. Clean with a damp cloth before first use. It is important to clean the rolling pin with a damp cloth promptly after use. Then it is best to place it vertically, i.e. vertically like a candle, to dry, away from sources of heat or moisture.19,99 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Magic wonder wood - Raviolatore Material: beech wood Length: 50 cm Diameter: 5 cm (1 turn of the ravioli wood makes 44 ravioli measuring 40×30 mm) There are many ways to make ravioli. The people of Sardinia have found a particularly efficient way to use their Sardinian miracle roll. This is how working with a ravioli rolling pin works: You roll out the pasta dough with a rolling pin. Ideally thinner than 1 mm, a thickness of approx. 0,5 mm - 0,8 mm is perfect. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. With the rolling pin you can easily roll over the pasta track to draw a pattern. Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of each square. Now place a second sheet of pasta over it and roll it over it with the rolling pin. But this time with firm pressure. Cut off the ends of the ravioli with a pastry wheel. If the raviolis have not yet been separated by the firm pressure, use the dough wheel to separate the individual raviolis from each other. If you don't have a dough wheel yet, you can find them in various price ranges this Category: https://www.gaumen-freun.de/produkt-categorie/zubehoer/teigschneider/ However, most people work with the miracle wood in an even simpler way. You save the work of individual piles of filling and spread the filling over a large area on. In this Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qic32lfjgg&t=76s it is shown. This simple way actually works, try it out. Here is the recipe from Ellen Lutz (you can find the photo under this article):With this set you are perfectly prepared for the next ravioli production: the ravioli are processed with the magic wood and cut through with the dough wheel - et voilà finished ravioli.Make a dough from 350 g Semola and 80 g pasta and tarte flambée flour (Semola and 00 mixed) and 150 g liquid (2 eggs, remaining water), 1 tbsp oil. Depending on the consistency, use a little more or less water.Filling: 300g freshly minced minced meat, 100g veal sausage meat, 1 egg. Salt, pepper, a few Italian herbs. Mix the mixture again in the multi-chopper.Spread the mixture on raw and proceed as in the video above.Attention: Please do not clean Wunderholz in the dishwasher, hand wash only. Clean with a damp cloth before first use. It is important to clean the rolling pin with a damp cloth promptly after use. Then it is best to place it vertically, i.e. vertically like a candle, to dry, away from sources of heat or moisture.35,90 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Magic wonder wood - Raviolatore Material: beech wood Length: 50 cm Diameter: 5 cm (1 turn of the ravioli wood makes 44 ravioli measuring 40×30 mm) There are many ways to make ravioli. The people of Sardinia have found a particularly efficient way to use their Sardinian miracle roll. This is how working with a ravioli rolling pin works: You roll out the pasta dough with a rolling pin. Ideally thinner than 1 mm, a thickness of approx. 0,5 mm - 0,8 mm is perfect. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. With the rolling pin you can easily roll over the pasta track to draw a pattern. Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of each square. Now place a second sheet of pasta over it and roll it over it with the rolling pin. But this time with firm pressure. Cut off the ends of the ravioli with a pastry wheel. If the raviolis have not yet been separated by the firm pressure, use the dough wheel to separate the individual raviolis from each other. If you don't have a dough wheel yet, you can find them in various price ranges this Category: https://www.gaumen-freun.de/produkt-categorie/zubehoer/teigschneider/ However, most people work with the miracle wood in an even simpler way. You save the work of individual piles of filling and spread the filling over a large area on. In this Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qic32lfjgg&t=76s it is shown. This simple way actually works, try it out. Here is the recipe from Ellen Lutz (you can find the photo under this article):With this set you are perfectly prepared for the next ravioli production: the ravioli are processed with the magic wood and cut through with the dough wheel - et voilà finished ravioli.By the way, brass has the great ability to push the dough away. This way the dough doesn't stick to the wheel ;)Make a dough from 350 g Semola and 80 g pasta and tarte flambée flour (Semola and 00 mixed) and 150 g liquid (2 eggs, remaining water), 1 tbsp oil. Depending on the consistency, use a little more or less water.Filling: 300g freshly minced minced meat, 100g veal sausage meat, 1 egg. Salt, pepper, a few Italian herbs. Mix the mixture again in the multi-chopper.Spread the mixture on raw and proceed as in the video above.Attention: Please do not clean Wunderholz in the dishwasher, hand wash only. Clean with a damp cloth before first use. It is important to clean the rolling pin with a damp cloth promptly after use. Then it is best to place it vertically, i.e. vertically like a candle, to dry, away from sources of heat or moisture.45,89 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Magic wonder wood - Raviolatore Material: beech wood Length: 50 cm Diameter: 5 cm (1 turn of the ravioli wood makes 44 ravioli measuring 40×30 mm) There are many ways to make ravioli. The people of Sardinia have found a particularly efficient way to use their Sardinian miracle roll. This is how working with a ravioli rolling pin works: You roll out the pasta dough with a rolling pin. Ideally thinner than 1 mm, a thickness of approx. 0,5 mm - 0,8 mm is perfect. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. With the rolling pin you can easily roll over the pasta track to draw a pattern. Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of each square. Now place a second sheet of pasta over it and roll it over it with the rolling pin. But this time with firm pressure. Cut off the ends of the ravioli with a pastry wheel. If the raviolis have not yet been separated by the firm pressure, use the dough wheel to separate the individual raviolis from each other. If you don't have a dough wheel yet, you can find them in various price ranges this Category: https://www.gaumen-freun.de/produkt-categorie/zubehoer/teigschneider/ However, most people work with the miracle wood in an even simpler way. You save the work of individual piles of filling and spread the filling over a large area on. In this Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qic32lfjgg&t=76s it is shown. This simple way actually works, try it out. Here is the recipe from Ellen Lutz (you can find the photo under this article):With this set you are perfectly prepared for the next ravioli production: the ravioli are processed with the magic wood and cut through with the dough wheel - et voilà finished ravioli.By the way, brass has the great ability to push the dough away. This way the dough doesn't stick to the wheel ;) And with this dough wheel you have both: smooth and wavy.Make a dough from 350 g Semola and 80 g pasta and tarte flambée flour (Semola and 00 mixed) and 150 g liquid (2 eggs, remaining water), 1 tbsp oil. Depending on the consistency, use a little more or less water.Filling: 300g freshly minced minced meat, 100g veal sausage meat, 1 egg. Salt, pepper, a few Italian herbs. Mix the mixture again in the multi-chopper.Spread the mixture on raw and proceed as in the video above.Attention: Please do not clean Wunderholz in the dishwasher, hand wash only. Clean with a damp cloth before first use. It is important to clean the rolling pin with a damp cloth promptly after use. Then it is best to place it vertically, i.e. vertically like a candle, to dry, away from sources of heat or moisture.45,89 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Magic wonder wood - Raviolatore Material: beech wood Length: 60 cm Diameter: 5 cm (according to the manufacturer, 1 turn of the ravioli wood produces 40 ravioli in size 42x44 mm) There are many ways to make ravioli. The people of Sardinia have found a particularly efficient way to use their Sardinian miracle roll. This is how working with a ravioli rolling pin works: You roll out the pasta dough with a rolling pin. Ideally thinner than 1 mm, a thickness of approx. 0,5 mm - 0,8 mm is perfect. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. With the rolling pin you can easily roll over the pasta track to draw a pattern. Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of each square. Now place a second sheet of pasta over it and roll it over it with the rolling pin. But this time with firm pressure. Cut off the ends of the ravioli with a pastry wheel. If the raviolis have not yet been separated by the firm pressure, use the dough wheel to separate the individual raviolis from each other. If you don't have a dough wheel yet, you can find them in various price ranges this Category: https://www.gaumen-freun.de/produkt-categorie/zubehoer/teigschneider/ However, most people work with the miracle wood in an even simpler way. You save the work of individual piles of filling and spread the filling over a large area on. In this Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qic32lfjgg&t=76s it is shown. This simple way actually works, try it out. Here is the recipe from Ellen Lutz (you can find the photo under this article):With this set you are perfectly prepared for the next ravioli production: the ravioli are processed with the magic wood and cut through with the dough wheel - et voilà finished ravioli.By the way, brass has the great ability to push the dough away. This way the dough doesn't stick to the wheel ;) And with this dough wheel you have both: smooth and wavy.Make a dough from 350 g Semola and 80 g pasta and tarte flambée flour (Semola and 00 mixed) and 150 g liquid (2 eggs, remaining water), 1 tbsp oil. Depending on the consistency, use a little more or less water.Filling: 300g freshly minced minced meat, 100g veal sausage meat, 1 egg. Salt, pepper, a few Italian herbs. Mix the mixture again in the multi-chopper.Spread the mixture on raw and proceed as in the video above.Attention: Please do not clean Wunderholz in the dishwasher, hand wash only. Clean with a damp cloth before first use. It is important to clean the rolling pin with a damp cloth promptly after use. Then it is best to place it vertically, i.e. vertically like a candle, to dry, away from sources of heat or moisture.35,90 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Magic wonder wood - Raviolatore Material: beech wood Length: 60 cm Diameter: 5 cm (according to the manufacturer, 1 turn of the ravioli wood produces 40 ravioli in size 42x44 mm) There are many ways to make ravioli. The people of Sardinia have found a particularly efficient way to use their Sardinian miracle roll. This is how working with a ravioli rolling pin works: You roll out the pasta dough with a rolling pin. Ideally thinner than 1 mm, a thickness of approx. 0,5 mm - 0,8 mm is perfect. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. With the rolling pin you can easily roll over the pasta track to draw a pattern. Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of each square. Now place a second sheet of pasta over it and roll it over it with the rolling pin. But this time with firm pressure. Cut off the ends of the ravioli with a pastry wheel. If the raviolis have not yet been separated by the firm pressure, use the dough wheel to separate the individual raviolis from each other. If you don't have a dough wheel yet, you can find them in various price ranges this Category: https://www.gaumen-freun.de/produkt-categorie/zubehoer/teigschneider/ However, most people work with the miracle wood in an even simpler way. You save the work of individual piles of filling and spread the filling over a large area on. In this Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qic32lfjgg&t=76s it is shown. This simple way actually works, try it out. Here is the recipe from Ellen Lutz (you can find the photo under this article):With this set you are perfectly prepared for the next ravioli production: the ravioli are processed with the magic wood and cut through with the dough wheel - et voilà finished ravioli.By the way, brass has the great ability to push the dough away. This way the dough doesn't stick to the wheel ;)Make a dough from 350 g Semola and 80 g pasta and tarte flambée flour (Semola and 00 mixed) and 150 g liquid (2 eggs, remaining water), 1 tbsp oil. Depending on the consistency, use a little more or less water.Filling: 300g freshly minced minced meat, 100g veal sausage meat, 1 egg. Salt, pepper, a few Italian herbs. Mix the mixture again in the multi-chopper.Spread the mixture on raw and proceed as in the video above.Attention: Please do not clean Wunderholz in the dishwasher, hand wash only. Clean with a damp cloth before first use. It is important to clean the rolling pin with a damp cloth promptly after use. Then it is best to place it vertically, i.e. vertically like a candle, to dry, away from sources of heat or moisture.19,99 € incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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Magic wonder wood - Raviolatore Material: beech wood Length: 60 cm Diameter: 5 cm (according to the manufacturer, 1 turn of the ravioli wood produces 40 ravioli in size 42x44 mm) There are many ways to make ravioli. The people of Sardinia have found a particularly efficient way to use their Sardinian miracle roll. This is how working with a ravioli rolling pin works: You roll out the pasta dough with a rolling pin. Ideally thinner than 1 mm, a thickness of approx. 0,5 mm - 0,8 mm is perfect. However, the thinner the dough, the easier it is to tear. In other words, it may be better not to start out quite so ambitiously at the beginning. With the rolling pin you can easily roll over the pasta track to draw a pattern. Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of each square. Now place a second sheet of pasta over it and roll it over it with the rolling pin. But this time with firm pressure. Cut off the ends of the ravioli with a pastry wheel. If the raviolis have not yet been separated by the firm pressure, use the dough wheel to separate the individual raviolis from each other. If you don't have a dough wheel yet, you can find them in various price ranges this Category: https://www.gaumen-freun.de/produkt-categorie/zubehoer/teigschneider/ However, most people work with the miracle wood in an even simpler way. You save the work of individual piles of filling and spread the filling over a large area on. In this Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qic32lfjgg&t=76s it is shown. This simple way actually works, try it out. Here is the recipe from Ellen Lutz (you can find the photo under this article):With this set you are perfectly prepared for the next ravioli production: the ravioli are processed with the magic wood and cut through with the dough wheel - et voilà finished ravioli.Make a dough from 350 g Semola and 80 g pasta and tarte flambée flour (Semola and 00 mixed) and 150 g liquid (2 eggs, remaining water), 1 tbsp oil. Depending on the consistency, use a little more or less water.Filling: 300g freshly minced minced meat, 100g veal sausage meat, 1 egg. Salt, pepper, a few Italian herbs. Mix the mixture again in the multi-chopper.Spread the mixture on raw and proceed as in the video above.Attention: Please do not clean Wunderholz in the dishwasher, hand wash only. Clean with a damp cloth before first use. It is important to clean the rolling pin with a damp cloth promptly after use. Then it is best to place it vertically, i.e. vertically like a candle, to dry, away from sources of heat or moisture.
