Maritati of barley

The sagne 'ncannulate are a typical fresh pasta from Salento, in Puglia. Their twisted shape allows them to better hold the sauce, making them ideal for condiments like tomato and strong ricotta or meat sauce with meatballs. The traditional recipe uses barley flour, an economical and nutritionally beneficial choice for Salentine families. The sagne 'ncannulate require a short cooking time, usually just a few minutes in boiling water.

Whole wheat orecchiette from LaTerradiPuglia are a great choice for those seeking taste and health. Made with whole durum wheat semolina, these orecchiette are perfect for holding sauces thanks to their rough surface. Try them with traditional turnip greens or with tomato and meat sauces for an authentic Apulian cuisine experience. Discover how to dress orecchiette in creative and quick ways.

Olive Leaf Pasta is a Puglian specialty recognizable by its unique shape resembling olive leaves. Its rough surface captures sauces exceptionally well, ensuring that every recipe is a burst of flavors. Perfect with simple or elaborate sauces, such as fresh tomato or seafood, the olive leaf offers culinary versatility, making every dish special.

Orecchiette with barley are a symbol of Puglian tradition. In Puglia, they are called "strascinate" for the typical preparation gesture. The main ingredients include durum wheat semolina, whole durum wheat semolina, and barley flour. These Puglian orecchiette are loved for their ability to collect sauce and their rustic flavor. Rich in minerals, vitamins, and fiber, they are a healthy and delicious choice for any meal.

Tria is an ancient Puglian pasta, extruded through bronze dies. It derives from the Arabic "Ytria" and pairs perfectly with chickpeas. Ciceri e Tria is a beloved traditional recipe in Puglia. This dish, also prepared with canned chickpeas, is nutritious and simple to make. Pasta e ceci alla leccese and Pasta e ceci alla pugliese are popular variations. Tria di grano represents a culinary heritage of the region, keeping ancient traditions and flavors alive.

Orecchiette are a symbol of Puglian cuisine, made with durum wheat semolina and water. Their rough surface perfectly holds sauces, making them ideal for dishes like "orecchiette with turnip tops". The artisanal preparation requires manual skill, reflecting the authenticity of Puglian tradition. Try them with meat sauces or simply with vegetables. Orecchiette represent the essence of Puglian culinary tradition.

Orecchiette with burnt wheat is a particular variant of the traditional Apulian pasta. Grano arso, which means "burnt wheat", has humble origins and dates back to times when farmers collected the wheat grains left in the fields after burning the stubble. This grain, once ground, gives the pasta a dark color and a characteristic toasted, slightly smoky flavour. Orecchiette with burnt wheat goes perfectly with robust sauces, often based on vegetables such as turnip greens, or with simple but tasty condiments, such as olive oil, garlic and chilli pepper, thus enhancing their unique and ancient flavour.

Maritati are a perfect combination of orecchiette and maccheroni, typical of Puglia. Ideal with red meat sauces and pecorino cheese or tomato sauce and cacioricotta. This maritati pasta is a symbol of Puglian tradition, made from high-quality semolina wheat. Puglian maritati recipes include variants with sausage and turnip greens, offering a unique and authentic culinary experience.