Acini di Pepe
(“Peppercorn”) Acini di Pepe is perfect to use in soup recipes. Include them with plenty of vegetables in broths and you’ll have a wonderful outcome.
Alphabet Pasta
This favorite kids’ shape makes any meal fun. Have a child that’s too picky to eat their veggies? Pair alphabet pasta with some vegetables or soup to win them over.
Anelli
Small rings of pasta. It can be used in various soups and is also a complement to the fresh vegetables in a number of salads. Its smaller version, Anellini, can also be used in its place.
Angel Hair
Long, thin noodle with a round shape. It can be used with light sauces and vegetables as well as traditional Italian sauces. Although it resembles another spaghetti, another long and thin pasta, Angel hair is much more fine.
Bucatini
This straw-like pasta is shaped like thick Spaghetti but is hollow in the center. Bucatini is the perfect choice for nearly any sauce, or it can be baked in casseroles or stirfried in dishes. Try it with different lean proteins and sauces for a change of pace.
Recipe Suggestion: Spiffy Bucatini Carbonara
Campanelle
(“Bells”) Campanelle pasta resembles a small cone with a ruffled edge. Campanelle pasta can be paired with lean proteins, vegetables or sauces of any base. These shapes can also be a treat in a cold pasta salad.
Cappelletti
Cappelletti pasta is folded and then twisted to form the shape of a small hat. On occasion, this pasta is sometimes referred to as an alpine hat.
Casarecce
Casarecce pasta is shaped like a very narrow, twisted and rolled tube. This pasta is best used when served with chunky sauce and can be used in a variety of casserole dishes.
Cavatappi
(“Corkscrew”) The tight spiral locks-in the flavor, allowing the shape to pair with both simple and sophisticated sauces. Pair Cavatappi with sauces of any base or partner it with vegetables or lean protein and this pasta is sure to impress. Also, these shapes are great when used in pasta salads.
Recipe Suggestion: Butternut Squash Cavatappi
Cavatelli
Cavatelli resembles tiny hot dog buns. These shapes are commonly served with thick, chunky sauces or in pasta salads. Cavatelli pairs nicely with meat, cream, seafood or vegetable sauces.
Recipe Suggestion: Spicy Chipotle Pumpkin Pasta
Conchiglie (Shells in Small, Medium, and Large)
Shells make a great addition to soups or as the base of a wonderful salad. For a fun twist on a time-honored tradition, try remaking your favorite Macaroni and Cheese using Shells. Large Shells are best when stuffed with your favorite mixtures of cheese, meat and vegetables. Stuff with meat flavored with taco seasoning, top with salsa and bake for a delicious Mexican dish, or create your own stuffed treat.
Recipe Suggestion: BBQ Chicken Pasta Salad
Ditalini
(“Little Thimbles”) This versatile shape can be used as the base of any dish. Bake it, stir it into soups, or create great salads and stir-fry dishes.
Egg Noodles (Medium and Wide)
(From “Nudel,” German meaning paste with egg) – This size of Egg Noodle can be baked, tossed in soups or salads, or topped with cream, tomato, cheese or meat sauces. Go beyond the traditional Stroganoff and use Wide Egg Noodles to create soups, salads and casseroles. Or, top with a variety of sauces.
Recipe Suggestion: Leftover Turkey Stroganoff with Mushrooms & Cranberries
Elbow Macaroni
A highly versatile shape that can be topped with any sauce, baked, or put in soups, salads and stir-fry dishes. Elbow Macaroni is traditionally used to make Macaroni and Cheese, but why not change it up and add in some seasonings, proteins, or veggies for a delightful dish.
Recipe Suggestion: Shrimp and Broccoli Mac ‘n’ Cheese
Farfalle (Bow Ties)
(“Butterflies”) Bow Ties brighten any meal with their interesting shape. Thick enough for a variety of sauces, or a perfect addition to a number of salad or soup recipes.
Recipe Suggestion: Pasta with Pumpkin Sauce, Turkey & Cranberries
Farfalline
Farfalline is a small version of the bow tie or butterfly shaped pasta. This versatile shape can be used as the base of any dish. Bake it, stir it into soups, or create great salads and stir-fry dishes.
Fettuccine
This thick ribbon-like pasta is often paired with thick meat-based sauces. One of the more popular pasta recipes is the rich fettuccine alfredo sauce.
Fideo
Short thin strands of pasta that are slightly curved. Fideo pasta is commonly partners with veggies and lean proteins to be used in various soup recipes.
Fusilli
(“Twisted Spaghetti”) This long, spiraled shape can be topped with any sauce, broken in half and added to soups, or turned into a beautiful salad. Fusilli also bakes well in casseroles.
Gemelli
(“Twins”) Add a touch of style to any dish with this distinctive shape. Gemeilli pairs nicely with meat, cream, seafood and vegetable sauces.
Recipe Suggestion: Gemelli with Shrimp, Black Beans, and Corn
Gigli
(“Lilies”) Gigli is a fluted edge piece of pasta that has been rolled into a coneshaped flower. Gigli is perfect for heavier sauces, like cheese, meat and tomato or it is a perfect addition to a number of casseroles.
Lasagna
(From “lasanum,” Latin for pot) Create original Lasagna casseroles by using chopped vegetables, cheeses and any kind of sauce. You can also assemble your casserole and freeze it for a later meal.
Recipe Suggestion: Rotolo and Spinach with Ricotta
Lasagne
This wide flat-shaped pasta is arguably one of the oldest types of pasta. The word Lasagne refers to a dish made with Lasagne sheets alternating with sauces and other ingredients in many languages.
Linguine
(“Little Tongues”) A great shape to complement a variety of sauces. Also a good choice for salads and stir-fry dishes.
Recipe Suggestion: Shrimp Linguine in Tomato and Feta Sauce
Mafalda
This flat wide ribbon pasta is said to be similar in shape to the lasagne noodle but with a slightly narrower in size. The pasta comes in both short and long lengths.
Manicotti
(“Small Muffs”) Stuff Manicotti with a mixture of meat, cheese and vegetables, top with your favorite sauce, and bake.
Orecchiette
(“Little Ears”) These “little ears” are commonly served with thick, chunky sauces or in pasta salads.
Recipe Suggestion: Butternut Squash Pasta with Sage Mushrooms
Orzo
(“Barley”) This small, grain shaped pasta can be topped with any sauce, added to soups, or baked as a casserole. Perfect as a side dish as well as a main course.
Recipe Suggestion: Whole Wheat Orzo Tabouleh
Pappardelle
This Italian flat pasta is usually cut into a broad ribbon shape. It's width is between Lasagna and tagliatelle. Pappardelle goes great with heavy rich sauces. This pasta is very popular during the winter months.
Pastina
This super tiny pasta is perfect for children. They are traditionally used in soups with Italian and Turkish cuisine.
Penne
(“Quills” or “Feathers”) Penne complement virtually every sauce and are exceptional when paired with a chunky sauce. Penne pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oil based sauces. Also, these shapes are great for baking dishes.
Recipe Suggestion: Penne BLT with Blue Cheese Buttermilk Dressing
Penne Mostaccioli
(“Quills” and “Small Mustaches”) This tubular pasta complements a variety of sauces, is frequently used in salads, baked in casseroles, or made into stirfry dishes.
Penne Rigate
(“Quills” or “Feathers”) Penne compliment virtually every sauce and are exceptional when paired with a chunky sauce. Penne Rigate are ridged and ideal to lock-in flavor. Penne Rigate pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oil based sauces. Also, these shapes are great for baking dishes.
Pipe Rigate
A hollow curved pasta that resembles a snail shell. This shape has a wide opening at one end and the other end is flattened. Pipe Rigate pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oilbased sauces.
Pipette Rigate
This shape is a smaller version of Pipe Rigate. Pipette Rigate pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oil-based sauces. Also, these shapes are great for baking dishes.
Radiatori
(“Radiators”) This ruffled, ridged shape adds elegance to any sauce. It also works well baked in casseroles, or used in salads and soups.
Ravioli
Ravioli are square round pillows of pasta that have a filling consisting of ingredients such as cheese, meats, vegetables and seasonings. Ravioli can be served with a red sauce or it can be served with butter, oil or cream.
Reginette
Reginette is wide, flat ribbon pasta that has rippled edges on both sides. This shape is similar to Lasagna.
Riccioli
(“Curl”) Riccioli’s twisted shape holds bits of meat, vegetables and cheese, so it works well with a variety of sauces, or you can use it to create fun salads, baked casseroles, or stir-fry meals.
Rigatoni
(“Large Grooved”) Rigatoni’s ridges and holes are perfect with any sauce, from cream or cheese to the chunkiest meat sauces.
Recipe Suggestion: Rigatoni with Tomatoes and Salmon
Rocchetti
(“Spool”) This short pasta is perfect for preparing casseroles and salads.
Rotelle
(“Little Wheels”) The cartwheel is not a classic Italian shape, but due to the variety of color and entertaining shape they are a crowd favorite. Because the spokes of the wheels are good for capturing flavor, these shapes are easy to pair. Rotelle pasta pairs nicely with meat, cream, seafood or vegetable sauces.
Rotini
(“Spirals” or “Twists”) Rotini’s twisted shape holds bits of meat, vegetables and cheese, so it works well with any sauce, or you can use it to create fun salads, baked casseroles, or stir-fry meals.
Ruote (Wagon Wheels)
(“Wheels”) Wagon Wheels make interesting salads, casseroles and stir-fry dishes. Add to soups, or simply top with sauce and enjoy.
Spaghetti
(“A length of cord”) America’s favorite shape, Spaghetti is the perfect choice for nearly any sauce, or it can be used to ma
Acini di Pepe(“Peppercorn”) Acini di Pepe is perfect to use in soup recipes. Include them with plenty of vegetables in broths and you’ll have a wonderful outcome.Alphabet PastaThis favorite kids’ shape makes any meal fun. Have a child that’s too picky to eat their veggies? Pair alphabet pasta with some vegetables or soup to win them over.AnelliSmall rings of pasta. It can be used in various soups and is also a complement to the fresh vegetables in a number of salads. Its smaller version, Anellini, can also be used in its place.Angel HairLong, thin noodle with a round shape. It can be used with light sauces and vegetables as well as traditional Italian sauces. Although it resembles another spaghetti, another long and thin pasta, Angel hair is much more fine.BucatiniThis straw-like pasta is shaped like thick Spaghetti but is hollow in the center. Bucatini is the perfect choice for nearly any sauce, or it can be baked in casseroles or stirfried in dishes. Try it with different lean proteins and sauces for a change of pace.Recipe Suggestion: Spiffy Bucatini CarbonaraCampanelle(“Bells”) Campanelle pasta resembles a small cone with a ruffled edge. Campanelle pasta can be paired with lean proteins, vegetables or sauces of any base. These shapes can also be a treat in a cold pasta salad.CappellettiCappelletti pasta is folded and then twisted to form the shape of a small hat. On occasion, this pasta is sometimes referred to as an alpine hat.Casarecceพาสต้า Casarecce มีรูปร่างคล้ายตัวมากแคบ บิด และสะสมหลอด พาสต้านี้เหมาะที่จะใช้เมื่อเสิร์ฟพร้อมซอสหนา ๆ และใช้ในความหลากหลายของอาหารหม้อCavatappi("เหล็กไขจุกขวด") เกลียวแน่นล็อคในรสชาติ ช่วยให้รูปร่างเข้าคู่กับซอสทั้งง่าย และซับซ้อน Cavatappi คู่กับซอสของฐานหรือคู่กับผัก หรือโปรตีน และพาสต้านี้ได้ประทับใจ ยัง รูปร่างเหล่านี้จะดีเมื่อใช้ในสลัดพาสต้าสูตรแนะนำ: สควอช Butternut CavatappiCavatelliCavatelli มีลักษณะเล็ก ๆ ฮอตดอก รูปร่างเหล่านี้มักเสิร์ฟ กับซอสหนา หนา ๆ หรือสลัดพาสต้า Cavatelli จับคู่อย่างดีกับเนื้อ ครีม อาหารทะเลหรือผักซอสแนะนำสูตรอาหาร: พาสต้าเผ็ด Chipotle ฟักทองConchiglie (เชลล์ ในขนาดเล็ก กลาง ใหญ่)เปลือกหอยทำเพิ่มดีซุป หรือ เป็นฐานของสลัดที่ยอดเยี่ยม สนุกบิดประเพณี time-honored, remaking คุณชื่นชอบลองมักกะโรนีและชีสที่ใช้เปลือกหอย เปลือกหอยขนาดใหญ่สุดเมื่อไส้ผสมเนยแข็ง เนื้อสัตว์ และผักของคุณชื่นชอบ สิ่งที่ มีเนื้อรสกับรส taco ด้านบน ด้วยซัลซ่าและอบสำหรับจานเม็กซิกันอร่อย หรือสร้างรักษาเองยัดไส้แนะนำสูตรอาหาร: บาร์บีคิวไก่พาสต้าสลัดDitalini("Little Thimbles") รูปร่างนี้อเนกประสงค์สามารถใช้เป็นฐานของใคร อบมัน ผัดลงในซุป หรือสร้างดีสลัด และผัดอาหารEgg Noodles (Medium and Wide)(From “Nudel,” German meaning paste with egg) – This size of Egg Noodle can be baked, tossed in soups or salads, or topped with cream, tomato, cheese or meat sauces. Go beyond the traditional Stroganoff and use Wide Egg Noodles to create soups, salads and casseroles. Or, top with a variety of sauces.Recipe Suggestion: Leftover Turkey Stroganoff with Mushrooms & CranberriesElbow MacaroniA highly versatile shape that can be topped with any sauce, baked, or put in soups, salads and stir-fry dishes. Elbow Macaroni is traditionally used to make Macaroni and Cheese, but why not change it up and add in some seasonings, proteins, or veggies for a delightful dish.Recipe Suggestion: Shrimp and Broccoli Mac ‘n’ CheeseFarfalle (Bow Ties)(“Butterflies”) Bow Ties brighten any meal with their interesting shape. Thick enough for a variety of sauces, or a perfect addition to a number of salad or soup recipes.Recipe Suggestion: Pasta with Pumpkin Sauce, Turkey & CranberriesFarfallineFarfalline is a small version of the bow tie or butterfly shaped pasta. This versatile shape can be used as the base of any dish. Bake it, stir it into soups, or create great salads and stir-fry dishes.FettuccineThis thick ribbon-like pasta is often paired with thick meat-based sauces. One of the more popular pasta recipes is the rich fettuccine alfredo sauce.FideoShort thin strands of pasta that are slightly curved. Fideo pasta is commonly partners with veggies and lean proteins to be used in various soup recipes.Fusilli(“Twisted Spaghetti”) This long, spiraled shape can be topped with any sauce, broken in half and added to soups, or turned into a beautiful salad. Fusilli also bakes well in casseroles.Gemelli(“Twins”) Add a touch of style to any dish with this distinctive shape. Gemeilli pairs nicely with meat, cream, seafood and vegetable sauces.Recipe Suggestion: Gemelli with Shrimp, Black Beans, and CornGigli(“Lilies”) Gigli is a fluted edge piece of pasta that has been rolled into a coneshaped flower. Gigli is perfect for heavier sauces, like cheese, meat and tomato or it is a perfect addition to a number of casseroles.Lasagna(From “lasanum,” Latin for pot) Create original Lasagna casseroles by using chopped vegetables, cheeses and any kind of sauce. You can also assemble your casserole and freeze it for a later meal.Recipe Suggestion: Rotolo and Spinach with RicottaLasagneThis wide flat-shaped pasta is arguably one of the oldest types of pasta. The word Lasagne refers to a dish made with Lasagne sheets alternating with sauces and other ingredients in many languages.Linguine(“Little Tongues”) A great shape to complement a variety of sauces. Also a good choice for salads and stir-fry dishes.Recipe Suggestion: Shrimp Linguine in Tomato and Feta SauceMafaldaThis flat wide ribbon pasta is said to be similar in shape to the lasagne noodle but with a slightly narrower in size. The pasta comes in both short and long lengths.Manicotti(“Small Muffs”) Stuff Manicotti with a mixture of meat, cheese and vegetables, top with your favorite sauce, and bake.Orecchiette(“Little Ears”) These “little ears” are commonly served with thick, chunky sauces or in pasta salads.Recipe Suggestion: Butternut Squash Pasta with Sage MushroomsOrzo(“Barley”) This small, grain shaped pasta can be topped with any sauce, added to soups, or baked as a casserole. Perfect as a side dish as well as a main course.Recipe Suggestion: Whole Wheat Orzo TaboulehPappardelleThis Italian flat pasta is usually cut into a broad ribbon shape. It's width is between Lasagna and tagliatelle. Pappardelle goes great with heavy rich sauces. This pasta is very popular during the winter months.PastinaThis super tiny pasta is perfect for children. They are traditionally used in soups with Italian and Turkish cuisine.Penne(“Quills” or “Feathers”) Penne complement virtually every sauce and are exceptional when paired with a chunky sauce. Penne pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oil based sauces. Also, these shapes are great for baking dishes.Recipe Suggestion: Penne BLT with Blue Cheese Buttermilk DressingPenne Mostaccioli(“Quills” and “Small Mustaches”) This tubular pasta complements a variety of sauces, is frequently used in salads, baked in casseroles, or made into stirfry dishes.Penne Rigate(“Quills” or “Feathers”) Penne compliment virtually every sauce and are exceptional when paired with a chunky sauce. Penne Rigate are ridged and ideal to lock-in flavor. Penne Rigate pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oil based sauces. Also, these shapes are great for baking dishes.
Pipe Rigate
A hollow curved pasta that resembles a snail shell. This shape has a wide opening at one end and the other end is flattened. Pipe Rigate pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oilbased sauces.
Pipette Rigate
This shape is a smaller version of Pipe Rigate. Pipette Rigate pairs nicely with chunky meat, chunky vegetable, cream, or oil-based sauces. Also, these shapes are great for baking dishes.
Radiatori
(“Radiators”) This ruffled, ridged shape adds elegance to any sauce. It also works well baked in casseroles, or used in salads and soups.
Ravioli
Ravioli are square round pillows of pasta that have a filling consisting of ingredients such as cheese, meats, vegetables and seasonings. Ravioli can be served with a red sauce or it can be served with butter, oil or cream.
Reginette
Reginette is wide, flat ribbon pasta that has rippled edges on both sides. This shape is similar to Lasagna.
Riccioli
(“Curl”) Riccioli’s twisted shape holds bits of meat, vegetables and cheese, so it works well with a variety of sauces, or you can use it to create fun salads, baked casseroles, or stir-fry meals.
Rigatoni
(“Large Grooved”) Rigatoni’s ridges and holes are perfect with any sauce, from cream or cheese to the chunkiest meat sauces.
Recipe Suggestion: Rigatoni with Tomatoes and Salmon
Rocchetti
(“Spool”) This short pasta is perfect for preparing casseroles and salads.
Rotelle
(“Little Wheels”) The cartwheel is not a classic Italian shape, but due to the variety of color and entertaining shape they are a crowd favorite. Because the spokes of the wheels are good for capturing flavor, these shapes are easy to pair. Rotelle pasta pairs nicely with meat, cream, seafood or vegetable sauces.
Rotini
(“Spirals” or “Twists”) Rotini’s twisted shape holds bits of meat, vegetables and cheese, so it works well with any sauce, or you can use it to create fun salads, baked casseroles, or stir-fry meals.
Ruote (Wagon Wheels)
(“Wheels”) Wagon Wheels make interesting salads, casseroles and stir-fry dishes. Add to soups, or simply top with sauce and enjoy.
Spaghetti
(“A length of cord”) America’s favorite shape, Spaghetti is the perfect choice for nearly any sauce, or it can be used to ma
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