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  1. 03-14-2008, 01:19 PM #1
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    To me it looks like a tool that is used to put ridges on Gnocchi. My Mom used to use one. Except all of the 'ridgers' that I've seen are not stained or lacquered.

    http://www.bookofjoe.com/2006/09/gnocchi_ridger.html
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    Lather hawk - I like that

    I thought the ridges in gnocchi were made with a fork (but you have to excuse my ignorance here as I'm of Norwegian ancestry). Need to know anything about lefsa?
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    Looks like a paddle my shop teacher used in school for swatting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DSailing View Post
    Looks like a paddle my shop teacher used in school for swatting.
    That's what I was thinking, but ours had holes in it. We called 'em hacks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce View Post
    Lather hawk - I like that

    I thought the ridges in gnocchi were made with a fork (but you have to excuse my ignorance here as I'm of Norwegian ancestry). Need to know anything about lefsa?
    Forks are commonly used, but they do have a special tool for it too.
    I've never heard of Lefsa before. Looking it up, I gotta say it does look good. (I love anything with potatoes in it)
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    That is a paddle use during frarernity iniciations...lol !!!




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    Hey !!! that look like the paddle used by Father Evans from Catholic school. Tell you what that thing has gotten more "you know what" than a toilet seat.
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    that looks like a paddle that's missing some frat's logo
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    Quote Originally Posted by STR8 77 View Post
    To me it looks like a tool that is used to put ridges on Gnocchi. My Mom used to use one. Except all of the 'ridgers' that I've seen are not stained or lacquered.

    http://www.bookofjoe.com/2006/09/gnocchi_ridger.html
    Thats what it looked like to me right off the bat
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