Rolling Pin

I own a french rolling pin, don’t do much with it yet, but I’m starting to get a hankerin to do … something.

Pasties are starting to sound intriguing.

-- Making scrap with zen-like precision - Woodbutchery

wait a minute… a professional pastry chef and no one gets to drool over your creations because you only make something a few times a year? Rick’s sweet tooth would be going into withdrawal. :)

I’ve never used such a rolling pin but it makes sense for pie crusts.
Looks beautiful as well. Now….... what’s on the menu?

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

I need to make one of these for my daughter. She will be going to PCI next year. Do you have any plans/writeups for sizes,etc. Looks good.

-- Bud, NY, http://tpww.libsyn.com/

Rolling pin is a very common item in Indian kitchen and is used for variety of of preparations and Indian women are masters in using them. But our rolling pins have a much steeper tapers on both sides for using it more efficiently in certain preprations. You have made a nice rolling pin but the taper could have been a little steeper and a little decorative with a small round groove at both ends.
Sharad

-- patanjali

I really like this!

Does the taper start at the center or is there a “flat” area in the center?

Lew