- What is a tapered rolling pin good for?
- It rolls a flat disc and lets you thin the edges of a crust by working the tapered ends. That suits pie, tart and pastry dough better than a straight handled pin.
- Is it better than a handled rolling pin?
- It gives more direct control and has no handle joints where dough can catch. A handled pin is easier on the wrists and stores more compactly.
- How do I care for a maple rolling pin?
- Wipe or hand wash it and dry it right away; never put it in the dishwasher. A light coat of food-safe mineral oil now and then keeps the wood from drying.
- How big is it?
- The barrel is about 14.7 inches and the pin is 15 inches overall, so it handles a large pie or tart disc. Check your drawer depth before you buy.
- Does it come with a stand or cover?
- No. It is sold as the pin alone, so plan on a hook, a crock or drawer space for storage.
- Where is the JK Adams Patisserie Rolling Pin cheapest?
- At Kitchen Conservatory, for $64.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the JK Adams Patisserie Rolling Pin?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including Gygi, Kitchen Conservatory, Hawkins New York, touchGOODS, Common Housefly.