Will another maker's gnocchi attachment fit a Marcato pasta machine?

Dec 06, 2007 by Kaidi | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I have a Marcato Atlas 150 (my promote - wore the first one out !). I've been looking for a gnocchi maker, so I don't have to cook gnocchi by hand every time - lol - and I noticed that there are Villaware and Imperia pasta machine attachments (also a

OMG aver me if you find one....

I hate making Gnocchi by hand :(

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Assign attempt at making ravioli with my new pasta machine.

Ideas what the problem is? Should I self-possessed the mince down? Something wrong with my dough?