In Italian, casarecce – pronounced cah-sah-ret-chee – means homemade.

Is casarecce the same as Strozzapreti?

The only difference between the two is the length. Strozzapreti is slightly longer than casarecce and for us, that depends on how quick we are at cutting it as it extrudes through the bronze die.

What does Casarecce pasta look like?

Also known as ‘casareccia’ in certain areas of Italy, casarecce is short pasta noodles with curled edges and a groove down the middle. These noodles look a bit like little rolled-up scrolls. Many Italians still use these rods when making this, or other similar pasta, at home.

What is Casarecce pasta made of?

Casarecce is usually made with durum wheat. Casarecce used to be made with traditional Italian bronze plates for a homemade al dente texture that perfectly holds sauces every time. Casarecce is recommended to be served al dente. Casarecce pasta is usually made with non-GMO ingredients.

How do they make casarecce?

Casarecce, which means ‘homemade’in Italian, is traditionally made by rolling small pieces of dough around a thin wooden pin or metal rod, which Italians call a ‘ferro’.

How do you pronounce paccheri?

Paccheri (pa-KER-ee; 鈥渙pen-handed slap鈥) These short, wide tubes where said to have been invented during the Renaissance for use in smuggling garlic across the Alps into what is now Austria. This variety is suited to thick sauces, which cause them to make a slapping sound when eaten.

How do you pronounce orecchiette?

Orecchiette is pronounced phonetically as [么ri藞kyed膿] or [oh-reck-ee-ET-tay]. If you’re anything like me, these little phonetic guides are like alphabet soup.

How do you say Cece de Pepe?

Cacio e Pepe is pronounced phonetically as [ka藞t蕛o e 藞pe藧pe].

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