Barley sagne ncannulate, twisted pasta from Salento, 400 g
   

Sagne ncannulate of barley

Sagne ncannulate are the twisted pasta of Salento's tradition, here made with barley flour, dried, in a 400 g pack. The spirals hold the sauce well: perfect with tomato and ricotta forte, or with meat sauce and meatballs.

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Data sheet

Manufacturer
Laterradipuglia Pasta
Reference
LTP-MNT-SAGNE-ORZO
Origin area
Puglia
Formato
400 gr
Ingredients
semola di grano duro 40%, semola integrale di grano duro 40%, farina di orzo 20%, acqua.
Cooking time
6 min. circa
Varietà di grano
barley
Tipologia di pasta
Sagne
Short production line / 0 Km
Si

Specific References

EAN13
8053689162660

Description

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Barley Sagne Ncannulate

“The twisted pasta of Salento, made with the flour of the old family kitchen.”

Long strips of pasta twisted around themselves, made with the barley flour of Salento's peasant cooking.

With barley flour Dried pasta 400 g pack

Sagne ncannulate, also known as twisted pappardelle, are a traditional dish from Salento, in the heel of Puglia. What makes them special is their twisted shape, which lets the pasta hold the sauce exceptionally well.

These are the sagne made with barley flour, the oldest and most rustic version: dried pasta, in a 400 g pack. Alongside them you will find semolina sagne and whole wheat sagne.


Tradition

Barley flour in Salento's cooking

Sagne ncannulate follow a traditional recipe handed down from generation to generation: a simple dough that nonetheless takes skill to work. Traditionally it was made with barley flour, an ingredient that goes back to ancient times.

In the past barley flour was widely used in Salento's kitchens because it was more affordable than other flours: the poorest families preferred it to flours from finer wheats such as Senatore Cappelli or Saragolla.


In the kitchen

How to dress sagne ncannulate

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Tomato and ricotta forte
Tomato sauce enriched with ricotta forte (a strong, fermented ricotta) or cacioricotta: the most common dressing.
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Meat sauce
Made with meatballs or chunks of pork: a classic of Salento's cooking.

The classic

Sagne ncannulate with meat sauce

Sagne ncannulate with meat sauce are a classic of Salento's cooking: the rich, tasty sauce matches the twisted shape of the pasta and gets caught in every turn.

It is the dish of Sunday family lunches, where tradition and conviviality sit at the centre of the table.

🍝 Cook the sagne in salted boiling water until al dente, then dress them with your chosen sauce. The time depends on the thickness of the pasta: taste before draining.

Also try

The other pastas in the same range

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Semolina sagne
The classic version, with the typical flour of Puglia's pasta: semolina sagne ncannulate.
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Whole wheat sagne
The same shape, with less refined flours: whole wheat sagne ncannulate.
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Barley orecchiette
The signature pasta of Puglia, with the same flour: barley orecchiette.
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Maritati and macaroni
More barley shapes from the tradition: barley maritati and barley macaroni.

Product sheet

At a glance

Product Sagne ncannulate with barley flour, dried pasta
Pack 400 g
Shape Long twisted strips
Tradition Salento, Puglia
Cooking In salted boiling water, al dente
Pairings Tomato and ricotta forte or cacioricotta, meat sauce with meatballs or pork

FAQ

Everything you want to know

What are sagne ncannulate?

A traditional pasta from Salento: long strips of pasta twisted around themselves, also known as twisted pappardelle.

Is it fresh or dried pasta?

Dried, in a 400 g pack.

Why barley?

Because in old Salento it was the most affordable flour: the poorest families preferred it to finer wheats such as Senatore Cappelli or Saragolla.

Is it suitable for people who cannot eat gluten?

No. Barley is a cereal that contains gluten.

How do you dress them?

With tomato sauce and ricotta forte or cacioricotta, or with meat sauce, with meatballs or chunks of pork.
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Salento, in a spiral

History, tradition and flavour in a single dish: dress them with tomato and ricotta forte or a meat sauce, and bring a Salento Sunday to your table.

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Customer reviews

in German

Extrem gute und leckere Pasta. Egal mit welcher Sauce, immer ein Gedicht.

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in German

Sehr geschmackvolle Nudeln, auch nach dem Kochen bissfest

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in French

Tres bon produit c'est parfait belle qualité merci

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