Whether you’re gearing up for a goal marathon, a weekend long run, or just a fun event, at one point or another, you (like most runners) have probably fueled up on pasta the night before. And while ...

Once you taste fresh-made pasta it can be difficult to slum it with the store-bought varieties. But dining out at a fancy trattoria every night is not always possible, nor is it financially advisable.

Whilst you can always pop to your local supermarket to pick up dry pasta, there's something super satisfying bout being able to make your own in little to no time at all. If you're making your own ...

Making pasta is a relatively straightforward process, as simple as mixing flour and water then shaping the dough into noodles by running it through a machine or forming it by hand. However, like any ...

Once you have made fresh pasta, you can use an attachment on your pasta machine to cut the dough into noodles or ravioli. Or you can do it without the machine. To cut the dough into flat shapes by ...

If a pasta machine has been collecting dust in your basement, now is the time to haul it out. But if you want to buy one, you can find them in a variety of styles and prices, starting as low as $30 ...