Braidwood chef Tim Wimborne bounces back from bushfire with innovative flavoured pasta

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 Inside Tim Wimborne's pasta shop in Braidwood in the New South Wales Southern Tablelands, perfectly curved pasta shells are slowly extruded through Italian-made brass dies before being cut off and falling into a mesh tray.

Once full, the tray is transferred to a drying rack where it will spend about 80 hours at room temperature.

It's a methodical process which the chef says preserves the pasta's nutritional value and means it holds sauce better.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-01-22/flavoured-pasta-business-tim-wimborne-bounces-back-from-bushfire/101771318



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