Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy
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I purchased a wooden pasta dryer several months ago. When I got it, it sort of smelled musty. I used it once then packed it away during our home renovation project.

I finally unpacked it the other day. It still smelled. Sprayed it with a light bleach mixture, ran it through a very hot dishwasher and oiled it up. Made pasta and hung it to dry.

Even the pasta tasted musty (or mildewee).

Finally I threw it away.

If I remember right, Roy (Jean's dear hubby) makes a pasta dryer. Does he have any that he would like to sell? I would love one!!!

It's been a while, what else does he make. I may be in need of other items I didn't know I could do without.
"Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time."
Laura
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  Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by luvnit (I purchased a wooden...)
Laura, GREAT idea! The holidays are right around the corner! I would dearly LOVE a salt box. And my tobacco stick wrapped in plastic wrap hung over an "L" in my cabinets doesn't work for a pasta dryer. (I kept opening the stupid cabinet UNDER the "rack" and knocking it off. OUCH!) SO, I would definitely be in the market for a drying rack as well.

So give, Jean, what else ya got that I didn't know I needed, but MUST have now?
Daphne
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  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by Gourmet_Mom (Laura, GREAT idea! ...)
This might sound kind of yucky, but it really does work great. I have a wooden clothes rack that is only used to dry pasta. I put a big cookie sheet on the bottom rack to catch anything that falls. Of course, anything that Roy makes is going to be much prettier.....

Maryann
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#14
  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by Mare749 (This might sound kin...)
The clothes drying bars are a good idea. They make plastic ones of those as well that I have seen used in a couple of small Mom & Pop Italian places over the years as well. We all know they are NSF Certified too...NOT!
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  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by Mare749 (This might sound kin...)
Oooh never thought of a clothes drying rack (it doesn't sound yucky, unless you are drying your pantyhose right next to the linguine!) Splended idea. Wood or plastic would work.

Yes, I am sure Roy's are much prettier and I will hold out for that first. But if he can't get it done I will look into that.

Daphne- Yes, I remember Roy's salt boxes too! They are wonderful. I have a salt crock that bought in NM years ago and I love it or I would replace it. I put my kosher salt in it. But, lately I have been thinking about adding a sea salt to my countertop. A new salt box would be in order for that!
"Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time."
Laura
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#16
  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by luvnit (Oooh never thought o...)
Well, well, what an interesting thread... Let Roy get thru the next few days and he'll get with you, Laura (read "Finally a trailer" thread)

He's been making all kinds of goodies.
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  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by cjs (Well, well, what an ...)
>>>>Raising hand and waving wildly<<<<<<<<

"Me, too! Me, too!!!!!!"
Daphne
Keep your mind wide open.
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  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by cjs (Well, well, what an ...)
" He's been making all kinds of goodies "

I need a bit more info before giving Gil my Christmas list.
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  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by Lorraine (" He's been making a...)
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  Re: Re: Note for Roy - Jean's Boy Toy by cjs ([img]/ubbthreads/ima...)
I have never made pasta to dry. I am assuming there is no egg in it?

Recipe/technique please
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