There's nothing like fresh pasta rolled and cut in your own kitchen—it cooks in two minutes and tastes worlds better than the boxed stuff. Whether you're making Sunday tagliatelle for the family or teaching the kids to crank the roller, these are my ...
The gold-standard hand-crank pasta machine and the heart of any pasta setup. It rolls dough into silky sheets and cuts perfect fettuccine or spaghetti—built like a tank, it'll last for decades of Sunday dinners.
MARCATO Atlas 150 Classic Manual Pasta Maker
If you already own a KitchenAid mixer, this is the shortcut to fresh pasta. The motor does the cranking so you can feed dough with both hands—roller plus two cutters means fettuccine and spaghetti on autopilot.
Pasta Attachment for KitchenAid Stand Mixer
Homemade ravioli feels fancy but this mold makes it foolproof. Lay a sheet down, add your filling, top with another sheet, and press—twelve perfectly sealed pillows every time. The kids love helping with this one.
CucinaPro Ravioli Maker Tray & Press Tool
Fresh-cut noodles need a place to hang so they don't clump together. This rack keeps your fettuccine and spaghetti separated while you finish rolling, then folds flat to tuck away when pasta night is over.
Large Wood Pasta Drying Rack, Collapsible
These little ridged boards turn plain dough into restaurant-worthy shapes. Roll a gnocchi or garganelli across the grooves and you get the perfect ridges that grab onto sauce—a tiny tool that makes a big impression.
Combo Garganelli Board & Gnocchi Stripper
For hand-cut ravioli and pretty pasta edges, this set does it all. The fluted roller crimps and seals in one pass, and the round stamps punch out uniform pieces—no special mold needed, just you and the dough.
Ravioli Pasta Cutter Wheel Set of 5
The unsung hero of pasta night. Use the flat edge to portion dough, scrape sticky bits off your board, and cut sheets into clean strips—once you have one you'll wonder how you ever worked without it.
Stainless Steel Dough Scraper
Before the dough hits the machine, a tapered French pin gives you total control to roll and shape it. It's also the traditional way to roll a big sheet by hand if you want that old-country technique.
20” Tapered French Rolling Pin - USA Made
The flour makes the pasta. This finely-milled Italian 00 gives dough that silky, elastic texture the imported stuff is famous for. It's the same flour the pros use, and it rolls out like a dream.
Antimo Caputo Chef's Flour 2.2 LB (2 Pack)
Semolina is the secret to eggless pasta and toothsome shapes like orecchiette and cavatelli. I also dust the drying rack and cutting board with it so nothing sticks—every pasta kitchen should keep a bag on hand.
Antimo Caputo Semolina Wheat Flour 2.2 LB x6
A dedicated wood board gives dough the grip it needs to knead and the lip keeps it from sliding around your counter. The natural surface is gentler on the dough than cold stone or steel—it just works better for pasta.
24"x20" Reversible Wooden Pastry & Pasta Board
Great pasta dough is all about ratios, and weighing your flour in grams beats measuring cups every time. This little scale takes the guesswork out so your dough comes out consistent batch after batch.
Etekcity Digital Kitchen Scale - Grams & Oz
The right pot makes cooking pasta effortless—lift the strainer basket straight out and you're draining without lugging a heavy pot to the sink. It's a splurge that earns its keep every single pasta night.
Stainless Steel Pasta Pot with Strainer Insert
One wheel gives you clean straight cuts for pappardelle and lasagna, the other leaves a decorative fluted edge for ravioli and farfalle. It's the quick, no-fuss way to cut a whole sheet by hand.
Fluted Double Wheel Pastry & Ravioli Cutter
This is the showpiece of pasta night. You press a sheet of dough through the strings and it falls into perfect square-cut spaghetti alla chitarra. It's a conversation starter and makes gorgeous pasta with real bite.