Dried Pasta

by Melanie Wong 9 years ago

The weekend before Christmas was the December New Tastemarket at St. Gregory’s Episcopal on Potrero Hill, basically an updated, hipper version of a church bazaar with home cooks and underground foo...

by Monica 1 year ago

I bought 6 boxes of LB's pasta from Shoprite over the weekend for a buck each. I thought the pasta was really good. It soaked up the sauce really nicely and the texture was good too. My new go t...

I searched the lasagna threads, but didn't see anything specifically addressing this. I've heard from various sources that you can make a perfectly good lasagna without boiling the noodles before-...

by delys77 5 years ago

Greetings all! Please use this thread to post your reviews of the following: Pasta Fish Remember to review the thread in order to ensure you reply to the original post on any recipe you ...

Bosas is no longer selling Pasta Riscossa at all. I really like their uncut ziti (the really long ones). I've checked Santa Barbara and La Grotta to no avail. Does anyone know who is still selli...

Never know what to do with this instruction to salt pasta water

A pretty specific question: I'm looking for bucatini/perciatelli in Park Slope that isn't the Ronzoni brand stuff. I'm not a fan of Ronzoni. I've had De Cecco before and it's fine; I hear tales of ...

Is anyone aware of Martelli pasta sold in a retail store?

I've been trying to figure out differences in Italian-made, 100% Durum 'thin' spaghettis. I've cooked them 8-10 minutes. I find Barilla, Divella, De Cecco to be basically the same with De Cecco pri...

We'll be in Naples and then driving south from there. We want to purchase some good quality dried pasta (unique cuts that we can't find in NA) to bring home as souvenir gifts.

by paizley 3 years ago

Lately, I've been throwing whole garlic cloves in to the pasta water. Adds a nice flavor and those whole cooked cloves are tasty. Peppercorns and whole chiles sometimes go in also. I find the pasta...

Look what I found the other day when I stopped by Aldi to pick up a gallon of milk....the cutest pasta in ages! Its red color is food based too. The question for chowhounds is -- what sauce o...

What's up with lasagna these days? Lately I have seen a few internet recipes promising that they could be assembled and baked with dry lasagna. Hallelu-ya, I thought. Always hated boiling thos...

Dry pasta seems to have downsized from a standard one pound package size to the now more prevalent size of 12 oz. This seems to apply for the common brands at least -- Ronzoni, Barilla, San Giorgi...

So, my mom just made a few phone calls to different grocery stores and Italian speciality places trying to track down a pasta of all things. Once she has something to focus on she doesn't seem to ...

Called my local italian deli and asked if they had "fresh pasta" and they said yes. My wife picked it up and came home with a bouquet of dried pasta that looked like the "fancy" expensive dried pa...

Has anyone experienced differences in pasta quality among genuine Italian 100% Durum pata brands? The pasta 'rules' are supposedly these: http://www.pasta.go.it/quality.htm

I mentioned in the "what's for dinner" thread that I sometimes use "broken pasta" for a certain creamy noodle dish. By "broken pasta," I mean to refer to either long noodles broken up small, or wh...