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	Rolling pin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A rolling pin is a cylindrical food preparation utensil used to shape and flatten dough.
		Rolling pins come in a variety of sizes, shapes and materials including wood, stainless steel, marble, and plastic.
		Rolling pins are the stereotypical weapon of angry housewives and are frequently employed in cartoons as an instrument for inflicting cranial injury.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rolling_pin (305 words)

	Rolling Pin: How Products are Made
		Late in the nineteenth century, J. Reed invented the rolling pin with handles connected to a center rod; this is similar to the tool we know today, and it prevents cooks from putting their hands on the rolling surface while shaping pastry.
		Rolling pins turn on stainless steel center rods and ball bearings; these are held in place with nylon bushings.
		Rolling pin manufacture generates byproducts when a length of dowel is not suitable for a rolling pin.
	science.enotes.com /how-products-encyclopedia/rolling-pin (2143 words)

	Ingredients & Implements: Salt and the Rolling Pin
		The rolling pin's primary function is to roll out mounds of dough evenly, but it may also be used to crush crackers and breadcrumbs or flatten chicken breasts.
		Pins that are thicker in the center and thinner at both ends enable the user to easily rotate them during the rolling process, a useful capability for creating circles of dough.
		Similarly, a rolling pin without handles allows the user to have their hands in direct contact with the pin, enabling them to feel the dough's thickness, monitor the rolling-out progress, and make any necessary adjustments, which are often ongoing.
	www.gourmetretailer.com /gourmetretailer/magazine/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1938740 (1834 words)

	rolling pin - Allrecipes
		Rolling pins can be made of almost any material including brass, ceramic, copper, glass, marble, plastic and porcelain.
		The tapered rolling pin is larger in the center and tapers to both ends, which allows it to be rotated during the rolling process-a feature particularly useful for rolling circles of dough.
		There are also "cool" rolling pins made of ceramic, marble, glass or plastic, some of which are hollow and can be filled with ice or iced water.
	allrecipes.com /advice/ref/ency/terms/8255.asp (275 words)

	Land O'Lakes: Baking Equipment
		A rolling pin is a long round cylinder used to roll out dough or crush cracker crumbs.
		Rolling pins are generally made from wood, but can be made from marble, glass, ceramic, porcelain or plastic.
		Some rolling pins have handles at each end, making the rolling pin easier to handle and to allow for uniform pressure to be exerted.
	www.landolakes.com /tips/ShowTool.cfm?ToolID=14 (227 words)

	Hormel Foods - Glossary - French Rolling Pin
		The tapered rolling pin may decrease in diameter from the center to the outer edges or it be tapered only on the ends with uniform diameter across the center section.
		Tapered pins are approximately 18 inches in length and are traditionally used to roll out circles of dough for pastries or croissants as the pin easily pivots on center enabling the pin to apply pressure wherever necessary to keep the dough uniforn in thickness.
		The pins that taper to the center are often used to roll out thin crusts, allowing the pin to be easily rotated on the center section as the crust is rolled to a very minimal depth.
	www.hormel.com /kitchen/glossary.asp?id=36208&catitemid= (467 words)

	Rolling Pin in Labor
		A rolling pin is a tool that is used by cooks to flatten dough.
		Use a Tupperware rolling pin, which allows for the addition of water or ice, to make your rolling massage a heat or ice pack as well.
		Roll the pin from the buttocks down one thigh, pick the pin up and roll down again.
	www.birthingnaturally.net /cn/tool/rolling.html (138 words)

	Turning a Rolling Pin
		The overall length of this pin is 22 ½”.
		Rolling pins come in several sizes, just pick a size and turn your favorite cook one.
		A blow to the spindle itself will ruin the bearings in the headstock by driving the race and rolling elements together, causing dents in the race and flats on the rolling elements.
	www.turnedtreasures.com /project.html/rolling_pin/rolling_pin.html (563 words)

	What is a Rolling Pin? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A rolling pin is a long, cylindrical device used to flatten dough for pie crusts, cookies, pastries and other treats.
		The most common rolling pins are those made of hardwood, but they also can be found in plastic, glass, rubber, silicone and even marble.
		A rolling pin can also work in the same manner as a meat tenderizer; use the rolling pin to pound thin cuts of meat such as cutlets.
	www.wisegeek.com /what-is-a-rolling-pin.htm (442 words)

	Rolling Pins
		Metal, marble and the larger wooden pins are among the heaviest.
		And the long lightweight ones are handy for rolling up dough to transport it, or to roll multiple layers (use plenty of flour).
		To clean a rolling pin, simply wipe off crumbs or flour with a slightly moist cloth as soon as you're done using it and definitely before storing.
	fantes.com /rolling_pins.htm (354 words)

	Halfbakery: Cutting Edge Rolling Pin
		When the dough is rolled to the correct thickness, twist the two handles opposite each other, and the “pistons” are no longer locked but only held extended by springs.
		Thus each roll of the pin cuts out hearts, Santas, angels and gingerbread persons that are pushed out of the cutters by spring action at the rear of the pin.
		[po] perhaps small electromagnets inside the rolling pin should activate when whatever you were rolling out is likely to be baked so that the rolling pin rolls off the counter and onto the floor with an almighty crash.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/Cutting_20Edge_20Rolling_20Pin (372 words)

	Halfbakery: Robo-Rolling Pin
		The robo-rolling pin itself is a powerful, cylindrical, permanent magnet encased in Teflon.
		Simply dust the unit with flour and place the robo-rolling pin over the dough in the middle of the robo-dough board.
		A special lever is included for freeing the robo-rolling pin from steel surfaces and bandages are enclosed for any injuries incurred by late-arriving spouses.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/Robo-Rolling_20Pin (562 words)

	French Rolling Pin at Bon Appétit Tools of the Trade at Epicurious.com
		I think of it as the sports car of rolling pins: It has the equivalent of rack-and-pinion steering for easy maneuverability and a suspension that's firm enough to keep you from bouncing around, yet supple enough to let you feel the road, in this case the thick-and-thin terrain of the dough.
		The heavyweight rolling pins that you find in cookware shops the two-handled Mack trucks of the pin world that weigh four pounds and have 18-inch-long, 3-inch-diameter barrels are great for pressing puffy yeast doughs into submission.
		Don't get caught pining for pins made of marble they're a drag on the dough, literally; or the shiny aluminum ones they can turn a golden egg dough gray; or the type that gets filled with ice cubes condensation forms on the pin, and the next thing you know, the dough is soggy.
	www.epicurious.com /bonappetit/tools_of_the_trade/rollingpin (836 words)

	Logo Design Store :: Kaiser Bakeware Patisserie Wooden Rolling Pin
		A wood rolling pin should be wiped clean with a damp cloth and dried.
		This rolling pin appeared to be very workable, unfortunatly what is described as "Ball-bearing action" does not mean true Ball-bearing construction, the interior is lined with teflon.
		Kaiser also makes a great kids' 4 inch wooden rolling pin, which can be purchased separately or as part of a kids' wood accessories set that includes a blending spoon, pastry brush, tasting spoon, and pastry cutter.
	www.thelogocompany.net /logo-design-store/page_B00004YW5H_0_0.html (430 words)

	Amazon.com: Vic Firth French Rolling Pin: Kitchen & Housewares (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Rolling out proper pie crusts that are both tender and flaky is a snap with this pin.
		Rolling out proper pie crusts that are both tender and flaky is easy to do with this pin.
		It is also easier to roll the dough thinly because the rolling pin pushes the dough from the middle.
	www.amazon.com /Vic-Firth-French-Rolling-Pin/dp/B00004RHPW (1473 words)

	Baking Tools from Armchair World - wood rolling pin and adjustable doughboard
		This straight hardwood rolling pin is the professionals' choice for rolling doughs.
		Because it gives a more intimate feel of the dough as it is being rolled than can be obtained with a handled rolling pin.
		Roll out perfect pie shells and use the custom rolling pin to transfer the shell to your pie tin.
	www.armchair.com /store/gourmet/baking/rollingpin.html (347 words)

	Rolling Pins - Rolling Pin Holders in Colored Glass, Blue Willow and Porcelain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This lovely Pink Willow glazed porcelain rolling pin will be a beautiful addition to any kitchen as well as making a great baking utensil.
		Not only is it beautiful this cobalt blue glass rolling pin has a removable metal cap allowing for filling with ice water to keep those pastries cool and reduce sticking to the pin.
		Not only is it beautiful this pink glass rolling pin has a removable metal cap allowing for filling with ice water to keep those pastries cool and reduce sticking to the pin.
	www.shopazeche.com /metal/rollingpin.html (162 words)

	Hormel Foods - Glossary - Rolling Pin
		Rolling pins are made from many types of material, such as wood, ceramic, marble, porcelain, glass, brass and copper, but wood is the most popular.
		There are also many sizes and styles available but the standard rolling pin seems to be the most popular because it is the easiest for most people to use.
		The standard or common rolling pin has handles securely attached on a rod that runs through the center of the pin and are fitted with ball bearings, allowing the pin to roll free of the handles.
	www.hormel.com /kitchen/glossary.asp?id=34068&catitemid= (219 words)

	Crochet Cabriolet ~ Rolling Pin, Dress, & Playsuit
		There are no toy wooden rolling pins available.
		The rolling pin cover was my creation as is the jumper.
		Toy wooden rolling pin (I was unable to find this so I made the rolling pin)
	hometown.aol.com /CrochetCabriolet/rollpin.htm (2119 words)

	Vic Firth Marble Rolling Pin
		For truly professional pastry, working with refrigerated dough is not enough, as a rolling pin creates fiction, and thus heat.
		The rolling pin is also very easy to clean and store.
		I lent my rolling pin to my mother and I think she's going to keep it and I'll have to purchase another one.
	www.greatwinesmadesimple.com /store/Wine-289814-B00004RHPX-Vic_Firth_Marble_Rolling_Pin.html (367 words)

	Halfbakery: Rolling PIN
		A common electronic security technique involves a rolling code sequence where the key changes everytime it is used.
		So for each card there are two pins but the system will only accept the one not used last.
		That's of course, where the Panic PIN comes in handy...which, by the way, if you haven't noticed, is the most popular idea on the HB.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/Rolling_20PIN (584 words)

	Pastry Frame w/ rolling pin cover - Pastry Decorating
		The neatest thing is that there are circles drawn on the pastry cloth so that it will make it easier to roll out the perfect 8" or 9" circle of dough.
		This pastry cloth and pin cover can be washed if necessary, but with proper care you will not need to do so for a long time.
		The rolling pin cover stretches to fit most rolling pin sizes.
	www.cooksdream.com /thestore/prods/FR4177.html (96 words)

	Rolling Pins
		These are high quality rolling pins, both wood and stainless steel.
		Wood rolling pins are solid maple with Stainless Steel Ball Bearings.
		Allows you to roll dough to perfect thickness for cookies, pie crust, puff pastry and biscuits.
	www.candylandcrafts.com /rollingpins.htm (135 words)

	Oxo Rolling Pin - Rolling Pins
		Its comfortable, contoured handles are raised to keep hands and knuckles from hitting countertops, and specially weighted to keep them in the raised position while the Pin is in use.
		Our Rolling Pin has a non-stick surface for easy clean up.
		For convenient storage, the GOOD GRIPS Rolling Pin has a hole in one of its handles, perfect for hanging from a pot rack or large hook.
	www.chefsresource.com /oxo-rolling-pin.html (154 words)

	French Rolling pins, pastry roller, Lattice roller, wood Springerle rolling pin
		Rolling pins, Hardwood, tapered, lefse, Springerle, pastry roller, Lattice roller, non-stick, pastry sheet.
		This special rolling pin will help you to decorate your baked goods.
		Classic and quality hardwood rolling pin is easy to use and spreads dough's for cookies, crusts, and more.
	www.kitchenfantasy.com /shopping_cart/rollingpins.html (316 words)

	City Chef Kitchenware - Marble Rolling Pin
		One of the secrets to a fine pie crust is keeping the dough chilled throughout the rolling process.
		This marble rolling pin naturally maintains a cool temperature while you work.
		Marble is known for its natural ability to stay cool, and this Marble Rolling Pin reduces sticking and helps maintain the consistency of butter-based dough.
	www.citychef.ca /xcart/customer/product.php?productid=17974&cat=376&page=1 (75 words)

	Todd English Collection Olive Wood Rolling Pin at HSN.com
		Roll everything from cookie dough to pasta in the tradition of the finest chefs—those who know that the right tools make all the difference in fine cooking.
		I love the size and weight of this rolling pin but it is not smooth at all.
		I have been looking for the perfect rolling pin for several years now and finally have found it.
	www.hsn.com /redirect.aspx?pfid=164957&sz=5&sf=QC0035 (606 words)

	Amazon.com: Non-Stick Rolling Pin: Kitchen & Housewares (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Nonstick rolling pin has a fl, nonstick surface, wooden handles and a 10" rolling surface.
		Hardwood rolling pin has wooden handles that roll on ball bearings, an unbreakable center rod, contoured wooden handles and a 10-1/2" rolling surface.
		the thing i hate about rolling dough is when it sticks on the rolling pin and i have to add flour,butter or oil in order to avoid that.
	www.amazon.com /70517-Non-Stick-Rolling-Pin/dp/B000063SXH (691 words)

	Rolling-Pin Birdhouses
		Mark the desired height on the rolling pin.
		For the entrances, drill the desired number of 1-inch holes along one side of the rolling pin.
		Use wood glue to adhere these pieces to the angled roof cuts on the rolling pin with the shorter piece butting against the longer one.
	www.bhg.com /bhg/story.jhtml?storyid=/templatedata/bhg/story/data/16164.xml&categoryid=/templatedata/bhg/category/data/sc_794.xml (249 words)

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