Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Durum wheat semolina, free-range eggs.
Extra-wide egg ribbons made in Bari with durum wheat semolina and free-range eggs. Bronze-die cut and slow dried for up to 36 hours, so they stay silky and hold rich sauces. Made for ragu, mushrooms and truffle butter. 12 oz box.
Pappardelle come from Tuscany. The name comes from the Italian verb pappare, to gobble up, which tells you how people feel about them. They are the widest of the classic egg ribbons.
Ours are made in Bari, in Puglia, from durum wheat semolina and free-range eggs. Bronze dies give the ribbons a rough surface that holds sauce, and a slow dry of up to 36 hours keeps them tender.
In Tuscany they are served with slow-cooked ragu and wild mushrooms. Our black truffle sauce with a little butter is a quick way to get that earthy flavor at home.
Earthy, buttery and ready in about 20 minutes. The wide ribbons catch every bit of mushroom.
Don't crowd the mushrooms. Brown them in two batches if your pan is small.
Full ingredients: Durum wheat semolina, free-range eggs.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Product of Italy (made in Bari, Puglia)
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Both are flat egg ribbons. Pappardelle are much wider, which makes them ideal for chunky ragu and mushrooms. Tagliatelle are narrower.
Durum wheat semolina and free-range eggs. The box says it contains wheat and eggs and may contain traces of soy and mustard.
Hearty sauces: slow-cooked meat ragu, mushrooms, truffle and butter, or a rustic tomato sauce.
Pappardelle is the plural you will see on most menus and on our box. Pappardella is the singular.
The 12 oz box makes about four main-course portions.
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