25 OCT, 2023
Tanushree Debbarma
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As we celebrate World Pasta Day on October 25, let's dive into the world of 10 pasta shapes to spice up your kitchen creations.
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Farfalle pasta, also known as bow-tie or butterfly pasta, perfect for catching thick or creamy sauces in its folds.
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A larger, ridged version of penne, excellent for holding chunky sauces and cheese.
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Fusilli is a type of pasta crafted into spiral or helical shapes.
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Shell-shaped pasta, suitable for holding both thick and creamy sauces.
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Ring-shaped pasta filled with various ingredients, such as cheese or meat.
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Cavatappi is a type of macaroni that takes on a distinctive helical or spiral tube shape.
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Square or round pasta pockets filled with a variety of fillings like ricotta, spinach, or mushrooms.
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Small, soft dumplings made from potato, semolina, or flour, often served with a variety of sauces.
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Long, thin strands of pasta that are versatile and work well with a variety of sauces. They are often twirled around a fork.
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Short, cylindrical pasta with angled ends, suitable for hearty sauces and baked dishes.