r/pasta 19h ago

Question Ok, I’m done buying pasta. I’m making it from here on out.

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Only issue is, I can only make gnocchi and long pasta at this stage. I have a pasta roller, cutter, and ravioli cutter and all the flour I could need, but are there other tools I need? Are there videos I should be watching to learn or materials I should be reading?

I would also love to make complex shapes, but don’t have an extruder. Is that something I should get? Have you had luck with that? Would you recommend it?

I am Italian American. This is my heritage and I wish to do it right. Thank you!


r/pasta 8h ago

Question What is the name of this pasta shape please ?

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2 Upvotes

r/pasta 9h ago

Store Bought Catelli or barilla?

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7 Upvotes

r/pasta 21h ago

Homemade Dish Cacio e pepe I ate in Texas.

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417 Upvotes

I know…the parsley. Even so, it was incredibly delicious and otherwise correctly prepared. Eaten at Fife and Farro.


r/pasta 21h ago

Pasta From Scratch Fresh Fettuccine with Salmon

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101 Upvotes

Made some fresh fetuccine with salmon and tomatoes from the garden


r/pasta 17h ago

Homemade Dish - From Scratch Garganelli Pizzicata with sun dried tomato pesto

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48 Upvotes

r/pasta 2h ago

MISC Help me identify pasta!

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Every few months my grandma makes a pasta dish that I’ve never heard of before. I have no idea if it’s an original recipe or if it’s something other people make too. The pronunciation sounds like “eye-o-oi’s” (I’m sorry this is the only thing I have to go off of) she makes it with spaghetti and bacon, but it’s not creamy like carbonara. I think there’s garlic in it which would make sense because aglio is the word for garlic in Italian, and “eye-o” is close to how you say aglio. Maybe she’s mispronouncing aglio? I have no idea but if anyone has an idea please share and thank you!