A French rolling pin, also known as a tapered rolling pin, is designed with delicate patisserie bakes in mind. It’s long and smooth, with a thicker circumference in the middle that narrows at ...

Ina Garten uses a French-inspired rolling pin for perfect dough – the handle-less design will change how you bake (for under $10) Megan Slack. Mon, May 26, 2025 at 11:00 AM UTC.

Karryoung French Rolling Pin. At $10, it won't cost you much dough at all. $10 at Amazon. Once you've rolled out your dough, wrapping it up will be a lot easier with another Ina Garten fave: ...

Farmhouse Pottery Maple French Rolling Pin. From $55 From $55 My go-to rolling pin is a similar 22-by-1.77-inch French pin that came with a mineral-oil finish. It can ...

I look forward to my mom’s apricot strudel every year for Rosh Hashanah, which she can’t make without Aisoso’s now-$9 French rolling pin. It’s on sale at Amazon for a limited time.

The JK Adams French Rolling Pin used to be one of our picks—it was one of the least expensive models available, and we thought its thickness and heaviness made for easy dough flattening.

French Rolling Pin. Courtesy of Amazon. Also known as a tapered rolling pin because of its shape, the French rolling pin is a dowel that narrows at each end. It’s all one piece, ...

This rolling pin might be the simplest of them all. The straight dowel rolling pin doesn’t have any bells and whistles like handles or a hollow barrel; it’s simply a smooth, straight cylinder.

Small variations in design make a big difference when you're rolling pastry or cookie dough. A rolling pin is essential in any baker’s kitchen, whether you’re making quiche or pies for ...