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On this week’s podcast, I speak with Laurie Boucher. Laurie is a self-described attorney turned pasta-preneur, and is the woman behind the Instagram account @BaltimoreHomeCook. We discuss how she got into pasta-making, and her pasta-related activities which include selling pasta boards and hard to find Sardinian pasta cutters, as well as the pasta-shaped jewelry and ornaments that she makes. She also does pasta-making classes. We talk about her culinary school experience, some of her favorite culinary resources, and the new Arcobaleno pasta extruder that she recently picked up.

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Laurie Boucher
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Baltimore Home Cook Instagram

Boula Boards and Luni Boards

Sardinian Brass Cutters

Pasta Jewelry

Arcobaleno Pasta Extruders

For more pasta talk, check out our podcasts with chefs Hari Cameron and Tony DiGiulian

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On this episode we have our good friend Anthony on the show. This episode is a little different. Our guest isn’t a professional chef, and doesn’t even work in a foodservice setting. He is a very serious home cook, who’s passions include pasta and Italian food, fermentation, charcuterie and gardening. Last year, he and chef Chris Spear of Perfect Little Bites did a pop-up dinner in downtown Washington D.C that focused on homemade pasta.

Since pasta is one of Anthony’s favorite hobbies, he shares a lot of resources which we’ve listed below.

Chefs to Follow: David Marcelli, Rob Gentile, Anthony Andiario, Todd Stein, Dan Barber, Ben Fatto, Kris Lee, Evan Funke, Luca Donofrio, Michele Forgione

Businesses Mentioned: Inferno Pizzeria Napoletana in Gaithersburg, MD

Cookbooks: Zahav- Michael Solomonov, Six Seasons- Joshua McFadden, Flour & Water- Thomas McNaughton

If you want to check out Anthony’s pasta work on Instagram, here are individual links to his pasta videos: Trofie, Fusilli, Strascinatii, Orecchiete, Capelleti, Garganelli, Cavatelli, Agnolotti, Tortelloni, Chitarra, Farfalle, Malloredus and Caramalle