The Philips Pasta Maker ($239 on Amazon, retails for $349) comes with a base, a lid, a mixing paddle and a series of shaping discs to create spaghetti, fettuccine, penne and lasagna (You can buy ...

When it comes to home cooking projects, there’s nothing quite like making pasta from scratch. From classic spaghetti with tomato sauce to ravioli stuffed with luxurious cheese and truffles, homemade ...

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Whether you want to embrace your Italian heritage or learn a new culinary skill, making pasta from scratch is a worthwhile pursuit. While the task might be intimidating at first, the best pasta makers ...

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The last time we tested pasta makers on the Kitchen Gadget Test Show, we devoted an episode to the many attachments you can add to a KitchenAid stand mixer (the appliance currently offers six options) ...

Homemade pasta has a reputation for being tricky, messy, and difficult to make—but perhaps it just needs a rebrand. In fact, if you can handle baking cookies, you can certainly manage mixing together ...

The Philips Pasta Maker has an automatic shut-off in the case of overheating. The manual suggests not using it for more than 45 minutes at a time (which would allow you to make as much as three pounds ...