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Sat, Dec 2, 06 at 10:44
| I bought one of these years ago back when I had tile counters and needed something to roll dough on. I have stainless counters now, but still prefer this folding pastry board. Dough doesn't stick to the cloth, is easy to rotate the dough for better rolling, makes it easy to fold the dough to lift into a pie pan, AND contains the flour mess. Clean up entails removing the cloth & tossing in the wash.
It's maple and beautifully made. On sale for $15 bucks too. |
Here is a link that might be useful: J.K. Adams folding pastry board with muslin cover
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| Correction: they're made of birch. |
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| Thank you for the link. I made dough the other day and rolled in out on my plastic pastry sheet. Even though I had flour on it, the dough still stuck. I was blaming my old wooden rolling pin but maybe it's the plastic. I think I'll order this. |
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