Few things beat the convenience of dumping a package of pasta into a pot of salted, boiling water and having noodles ready to go in less than 10 minutes. Dried pasta remains a pantry staple of mine — ...

SURE, YOU can go to the supermarket or local deli and pick up a box of pasta. No one is disputing that. Once home, you drop the dried dough in a pot of boiling water and dinner is well on its way. But ...

Although this machine asks a higher price than the manual models we tested, we found it was well worth the extra cost. With other attachments available for lasagna, pappardelle, angel hair and ...

1. Mix together the salt, semolina and all-purpose flour 2. Place flour mixture in a mixer and start on low. In a small bowl, beat the eggs and oil together until smooth. Pour this mixture into the ...

Lagane e ceci is, to be honest, pure Southern Italian comfort food that’s been cherished for ages. Originating from regions ...

But as with any appliance, pasta makers can cost a pretty ‘penne’ and it can be difficult to choose the right one. That’s why we’ve listed several top-rated models for inspiration, and shared our tips ...

Whilst you can always pop to your local supermarket to pick up dry pasta, there's something super satisfying bout being able to make your own in little to no time at all. If you're making your own ...

YEARS OF COOKING in cramped Manhattan kitchens have hardened me against counter-clogging gadgetry. When it came to producing homemade pasta, though, specialty equipment always seemed unavoidable. So I ...

Fresh homemade pasta is within your reach, just follow my step-by-step instructions for the best gluten-free pasta ever. A ...