| Ingredients: durum wheat semolina. May contain traces of egg, soybean and mustard. |
Gramigna Granoro’s fragrant and flavorful are made with carefully selected durum wheat semolina and a careful production process that respects the quality and characteristics of the raw material. The pasta originates from the Italian region “Campania,” like many other types of pasta, and is a medium-sized tubular pasta similar to normal ziti, but shorter and narrower. The curled shape and ridging of this rare and versatile cut of pasta make it ideal for pairing with traditional and simple sauces such as a fresh tomato sauce. This pasta is also great for baked dishes. It is often used in casseroles.
How do you cook Gramigna pasta?
6 minutes
How to cook Gramigna pasta?
Place a pot with water inside on the stove and bring to a boil. Only once the water boils add the salt and throw in the pasta. Every 2 minutes or so stir the contents of the pot so that the pasta does not stick . After 6 minutes of cooking you will have perfect al dente pasta, so drain the pasta and season as you like.
Gramigna recipes:
Baked gramigna
With meat sauces or simply sauces
GRANORO
In the production process of Granoro pasta, the choice of drawing is decisive in giving the different shapes the right porosity and adequate thickness. In fact, all formats are designed to have uniform cooking and a short cooking time. Granoro pasta is tough, elastic and full-bodied even after many hours after cooking also has the typical golden yellow color of sun-gilded durum wheat and is porous for excellent yield and maximum digestibility. It leaves no starch in the cooking water, which remains clear and residue-free also has a high protein content and the unmistakable aroma of the best durum wheat.
That’s why, if it’s Granoro, you recognize it.
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