Norpro Jumbo Ravioli Maker with Press

If you have a pasta roller for your kitchenaid, it is so easy to make raviolis; and you can make so many types; meat, cheese, spinach, broccoli, it's endless. You can even flavor your dough. Roll the dough, lay it on the mold, spoon on your filling, lay the top piece over it, put the top on and hit it with the rolling pin to press it, seal it, and cut it! You can put them on a cookie sheet, pop them in the freezer, then bag them after they are frozen so they don't stick together.

I use this to make little hand pies - apple, cheery, berry, etc. Roll out pie dough about 1/8-1/4 inch thick (thinner the better). Cut strips and lay over bottom mold. Gently fill with pie filling, pushing down until dough just in touch with table. Lightly spread water or milk on mating edges. Place strip on top and add top mold, pressing to seal. Remove top mold and carefully invert bottom mold place on parchment lined cookie and ease the pockets free. Use sharp knife to separate pockets. Cook until golden brown. Cool an serve.

Good size is better for a dish of ravioli. The smaller mold is better for ravioli appetizer

This ravioli press works perfectly! However, if you are new to ravioli making, be patient and try try again!

This is great quality and a very simple design. The only issue is that it is just a tiny bit too wide to be able to use pasta sheets that come out of my kitchenaid attachment. I find this frustrating since I would think a large percentage of pasta making people use this attachment. I ended up only being able to use half of the mold at a time.

Very easy to use and clean. Love the size.

The overall quality of this product is just fine. Seems sturdy and durable enough. I didn’t give it five stars because I actually found it more frustrating and time-consuming to make ravioli with it than just doing it by hand. It was putzy and I ended up having to use a knife to cut them anyway. If you’re committed to all of your ravioli being identical and don’t mind spending three times as long doing it, this might be the tool for you.

The only issue I had was that it moved around on the counter when using the rolling pin.