Marble Pastry Board (18x18-in.) by RSVP International
Serious bakers know that marble is the best surface for rolling dough, as it keeps the dough cool. This attractive Pastry Board has stable plastic feet to protect tables and countertops. Please note: Due to the natural composition of marble, grain pattern and color may vary. See complete description »
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Serious bakers know that marble is the best surface for rolling dough, as it keeps the dough cool. This attractive Pastry Board has stable plastic feet to protect tables and countertops.
Please note: Due to the natural composition of marble, grain pattern and color may vary.
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All marble boards are pretty much the same but the fact that I purchased this from Cooking.com I didn't pay sales tax and I got free shipping. The quality was great, the service fantastic and you can't beat the price. Cooking.Com is a great site.
I was impressed not only with the quality and price, but with the shipping as well. I was worried about the board being broken in transit, but it was very well packaged and arrived very quickly.
VERY EASY TO WORK ANY DOUGH ON, CLEAN UP IS EASY AND FAST
Doesn't stain, doesn't scratch, washes clean with ease. Large size gives you the ability to prepare and cut different kinds of food with plenty of room to spare. For the price, it's so worth it.
This was purchased as a gift for my sister because she admired my pastry board. She loves hers as much as I do mine.
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Rolling out pastry can be frustrating, especially if it's a warm day and you're working with an especially soft, buttery recipe like <i>pâte sablée. </i>If it starts to get sticky and you're at your wit's end, just scrape it back together and refrigerate for 30 minutes to an hour while you take a break. Pastry dough can almost always be salvaged.







