The Italian way to make fresh pasta!

In this step-by-step class, you will learn how to combine flour and eggs to make a soft, silky dough by hand and roll it using a pasta machine.

You will make two kinds of egg pasta typical to the Emilia-Romagna region, tagliatelle, and garganelli.

Tagliatelle, a well-loved and well-known pasta, are long, flat ribbons similar in shape to fettuccine.Garganelli are meant to look like a trachea – the tube connecting your nose to your lungs. They are the equivalent of penne pasta, and they are formed by rolling a flat, square piece of dough into a cylindrical shape.  Traditionally, garganelli were made by rolling them along the piece of a weaving loom called a pettine in Italian – a comb. You will only find fragments of pettine for sale in antique markets and online, and an acceptable substitute is a ridged garganelli or cavatelli board. The grooves the board makes aren't quite as fine as with a pettine, but the pasta still looks pretty, and it tastes the same.

To accompany our pasta, we will cook a simple, tasty Sausage and Pea Ragu – and we will have lunch together in my kitchen.

The class is very intimate with only 4 students.

Class time: 3 h

Have questions? Email Marina at marina@pastajourney.com.au or call 0476178640