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Not enough tomato but quietly impressed the meat-and-two-veg caterees.
 

Have made pasta but only beginner shape (roll and cut for linguine/tagliatelle type thing). If I was going to do shapes for maximum sauce area, I’d use a bit of threaded rod to roll them out. Food grade stainless obviously, unless it’s expensive, or even slightly inconvenient.

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13 hours ago, AHPP said:

 If I was going to do shapes for maximum sauce area, I’d use a bit of threaded rod to roll them out. Food grade stainless obviously, unless it’s expensive, or even slightly inconvenient.

 

That's a great idea, and I'd like to subscribe to your vlog. 

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3 hours ago, peds said:

 

That's a great idea, and I'd like to subscribe to your vlog. 


I have in the past livestreamed myself on facebook, cooking. Once, memorably, a bit pissed up, made a fish pie with some herring from the early nineties. I also air the Bathcast, which is me in the bath, talking about whatever. More fans of that than you’d think. 

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High enough to be informal, low enough to be classy. You can’t pay to move it. Not until I get set up to take yen. 

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