Chitarra
- Packaging: Bags, Bulk
- Shape: Long Pasta
Chitarra, meaning "guitar" in Italian, is a square-cut spaghetti very traditional of Abruzzo. The dough was traditionally rolled over a box strung with metal guitar strings at even spacing, producing a pasta of square shape.
Traditionally served with mutton ragu or tomato sauce and fresh sheepsmilk ricotta, chitarra is also served with shellfish ragu. Try it with sea urchin, garlic, red pepper and olive oil.
Cooking Time: 9-11 minutes.
Description
Chitarra, meaning "guitar" in Italian, is a square-cut spaghetti very traditional of Abruzzo. The dough was traditionally rolled over a box strung with metal guitar strings at even spacing, producing a pasta of square shape.
Traditionally served with mutton ragu or tomato sauce and fresh sheepsmilk ricotta, chitarra is also served with shellfish ragu. Try it with sea urchin, garlic, red pepper and olive oil.
Cooking Time: 9-11 minutes.
Product Details
| Product Code | Unit Size | Unit / Case | Case Weight | UPC Code | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11127 | 12 kg/26.5 lb | 1 | 12 kg/27 lb | 7-93232-11127-8 | packed in 1.5 kg bags |
| 11103 | 500 gr/1.1 lb | 12 | 6.5 kg/15 lb | 7-93232-11103-2 |
Nutrition & Ingredients
durum wheat semolina, water
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