12. Repeat this process with the same dough 2-3
times.
.
NOTE
: The
Smooth Rollers
complete the kneading
process. As you continue to pass the dough through
the
Smooth Rollers
, it will become smooth, shiny and
elastic. If it sticks to the
Smooth Rollers
, dust the
dough with flour and repeat
step 10
.
If the dough seems to be too dry put it back into a bowl
or on a pastry board, and add several drops of water.
Knead the dough a few times by hand to distribute the
moisture evenly.
Be sure to turn the Pasta Machine
to “O” off when not in use.
13. Once you have passed the dough through
the
Smooth Rollers
2-3 times at the widest
setting ‘1’, turn off the
Pasta Machine
. Adjust
the knob to setting ‘2’ and pass the dough
through the
Smooth Rollers
again. Continue
adjusting to higher settings and pass the dough
through the
Smooth Rollers
until it is about 1/16”
(1.6 cm) thick sheets.
.
NOTE
: The settings may vary according to the kind
of dough, stiffness of the dough, and the temperature
and humidity in the room.
14. With the dough to its desired thickness, turn the
Pasta Machine
to ‘O’ off.
15. Determine which type of pasta you are making,
a Spaghetti or Fettuccini. Place one
Sliding Safety
Guard
over the
Smooth Rollers
and the other over
the
Cutter
that will not be in use.
Figure 8
16. Turn the
Power Switch
to ‘II’ slow. Feed
the dough between the
Cutter
until it begins to feed
through. The
Cutter
will pull the dough through the
machine. The dough will emerge from the back side of
the
Pasta Machine
. Place your hand under the dough
as it emerges from the
Cutter
to guide it through the
unit.
Figure 9
17. Hang the pasta on a drying rack or lay it flat on
a pastry board. The pasta will dry faster if it is spread
out.
Figure 10
18. Follow the recipe for cooking
once the pasta has dried.
FIGURE 8
Safety Cover
Protective
Sliding
Cover
FIGURE 9
FIGURE 10
USING THE PASTA MACHINE
1. Prepare the dough of your choice.
Several recipes
are suggested in the
“Recipe”
section of this booklet.
.
NOTE
: Avoid using salt in your dough, as this will
damage the machine.
2. Place the
Pasta Machine
on a flat, dry, stable
surface.
3. Open the
Safety Cover
. Make sure the
Power
Switch
is ‘O’ off.
Figures 4 & 5
4. Connect to power source.
5. Close the
Safety Cover
.
.
NOTE
: The
Pasta Machine
will not operate with the
Safety Cover
opened. It must be closed before the unit
will work.
6. Cut the dough into fist-size pieces.
7. Set the
Adjustment Knob
to ‘1’. To do this, pull
the
Adjustment
Knob
out and rotate it until ‘1’ lines up
with the indicator mark on the housing. Release the
Adjustment Knob
so it rests against the housing. ‘1’
setting is the widest setting.
Figure 6
8. Move the
Sliding Safety Guards
over the two
Cutting Rollers
.
Figure 7
9. Set the
Power Switch
to ‘II’ slow.
Figure 4
10. Holding one of the dough pieces, pinch one end
slightly flat to help ease it into the
Smooth Rollers
.
Figure 7
11. Gently push the dough between the
Smooth
Rollers,
keeping fingers clear of the
Smooth Rollers
,
until it begins to feed through. The
Smooth Rollers
will pull the dough through the machine. The dough
will emerge from the back side of the
Pasta Machine
.
Place your hand under the dough as it emerges from the
Smooth Rollers
to guide it through the unit.
Figure 7
NOTE:
Only run the
Pasta Machine
for 15 minutes at a time. This will ensure
the motor does not overheat and remains in good working condition.
FIGURE 4
Power Switch
Fast
Off
Slow
FIGURE 5
Safety Cover
FIGURE 6
Sliding
Safety
Guards
FIGURE 7
Back Side of
Pasta Machine
Sliding
Safety
Guard
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WARNING!
Before cleaning the Pasta Machine, turn the Pasta
Machine to the ‘O’ OFF position and remove the PLUG FROM THE
OUTLET/POWER SOURCE!
WARNING!
KEEP FINGERS
CLEAR OF CUTTERS
AND ROLLERS!
Do Not Insert knives or
objects between the
Rollers or Cutters.
Smooth
Rollers
Spaghetti
Cutter
Fettuccini
Cutter
