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| − | '''''Pasta''''' is one highlight of Italian [[cooking|cuisine]]. | + | '''''Pasta''''' is one highlight of [[Italian]] [[cooking|cuisine]]. |
First referred to in [[Sicily]] in 1154, it became a staple food in a variety of occidental countries. Despite its common and basic appearance, this is a full universe of its own, starting with the breathtaking variety of different pasta. You probably know about the fusili, the spaghetti (and it does not take much of an expert to distinguish that from the spaghettini), the fettuccine, the tagliatelle (and taglierini), the cannelloni, the macaroni, the penne, the rigatoni, the ravioli or the torteloni and others equally famous. But do you know about the avatelli, the campanelle, the capunti, the casarecce, the gigli, the strozzapreti, the grattoni, the orzo (or risoni) or the passatelli? | First referred to in [[Sicily]] in 1154, it became a staple food in a variety of occidental countries. Despite its common and basic appearance, this is a full universe of its own, starting with the breathtaking variety of different pasta. You probably know about the fusili, the spaghetti (and it does not take much of an expert to distinguish that from the spaghettini), the fettuccine, the tagliatelle (and taglierini), the cannelloni, the macaroni, the penne, the rigatoni, the ravioli or the torteloni and others equally famous. But do you know about the avatelli, the campanelle, the capunti, the casarecce, the gigli, the strozzapreti, the grattoni, the orzo (or risoni) or the passatelli? | ||
<center><wz tip="Julia eating spaghettis in La Fonte del Papa restaurant, Marche, on 27 May (2016).">[[File:Julia-EatingPasta-2016.jpg|650px]]</wz></center> | <center><wz tip="Julia eating spaghettis in La Fonte del Papa restaurant, Marche, on 27 May (2016).">[[File:Julia-EatingPasta-2016.jpg|650px]]</wz></center> | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 1 October 2016
Pasta
Pasta is one highlight of Italian cuisine.
First referred to in Sicily in 1154, it became a staple food in a variety of occidental countries. Despite its common and basic appearance, this is a full universe of its own, starting with the breathtaking variety of different pasta. You probably know about the fusili, the spaghetti (and it does not take much of an expert to distinguish that from the spaghettini), the fettuccine, the tagliatelle (and taglierini), the cannelloni, the macaroni, the penne, the rigatoni, the ravioli or the torteloni and others equally famous. But do you know about the avatelli, the campanelle, the capunti, the casarecce, the gigli, the strozzapreti, the grattoni, the orzo (or risoni) or the passatelli?
