Maritati of semolina

Orecchiette made from durum wheat semolina are one of the typical products that in some way represent and symbolize Puglia throughout the world. We like them very much, both with turnip tops and with tomato, perhaps with a pinch of strong ricotta in the sauce, or chilli pepper, or with a nice meat-based sauce or ragù. Local short supply chain flours. Format 500 grams. Conservation 30 days.

Maritati di Grano combine orecchiette and maccheroni, representing one of the most characteristic pastas of Puglia. Perfect with meat sauce and pecorino cheese or tomato sauce and cacioricotta cheese. This traditional pasta is loved for its versatility and ability to enhance the flavors of the sauces. A symbol of Puglian cuisine, maritati bring centuries of history and culinary culture to the table.

Barley maccheroni are a gem of Salentinian cuisine. Made with barley flour, they are low in gluten but rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Our grandmothers shape them by hand using a wire. Barley pasta provides a rustic and traditional flavor, ideal for those seeking a genuine dish. Discover the nutritional benefits of barley maccheroni and experiment with both ancient and new recipes.

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.

Pugliese orecchiette made from Senatore Cappelli wheat are a treasure of tradition. This ancient durum wheat is healthy, low in gluten, and rich in nutritional properties. Hand-shaped orecchiette are perfect with the right seasoning: turnip greens, garlic, olive oil, and chili. Senatore Cappelli wheat pasta offers an authentic and rustic taste, ideal for the whole family.

Maccheroni, or "Minchiareddhi," are a Salento excellence. Made with Italian durum wheat semolina, they cook in 6-8 minutes. Dressed with tomato sauce and ricotta schianta, they offer an authentic flavor. Durum wheat gives the pasta a unique texture and is nutritionally rich in proteins and fibers.

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.

Maritati di orzo combine orecchiette and maccheroni, two traditional Puglian pasta shapes. Barley pasta is rich in minerals, vitamins, and fiber. Ideal with red meat sauces and cheeses like pecorino and cacioricotta. Barley flour was historically used in Salento for its affordability compared to wheat flour. The low gluten content makes barley pasta a healthy and nutritious choice.