Other Kitchen Tools: Rolling Pin

Name: Other Kitchen Tools: Rolling Pin
Item: Other Kitchen Tools: Rolling Pin
Rating: 4
Author: meathead

By Meathead Goldwyn

Rolling Pin — A simple tapered wooden pin is all you need. In a pinch, you can use a wine bottle that doesn't have sloped sides, the kind cabernet comes in.

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Published On: 09/24/2018 Last Modified: 10/09/2018

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