Homemade Pasta

Putting Pasta Through the Pasta Machine

Objective

  • Students will create their own pasta dough and cut it into noodles.

Set

  • Demonstration table set up and ready with chairs awaiting eager students.

Materials

  • Pasta Machines
  • Pasta Drying Racks
  • Ingredients


Background for Teachers

  • The first year I did this lab I didn’t have pasta drying racks so I made make-shift ones out of cooling racks and large pots and paper towel rolls. If you have the money purchase the drying racks they are so much easier to deal with.
  • Be sure to put the pasta in bags as soon as it dries or else it starts falling and when it hits the table it breaks into pieces and gets all over the place!

Instruction

Activities

  • Students will prepare pasta as demonstrated.

Attachments

Websites

Pictures

Flattening Pasta Dough

This is a make-shift Pasta Drying Rack Made from a Cooling Rack & Paper Towels

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