🔍
🔍Artisan Busiate made from Russello Wheat Bronze-drawn – Intrecci di Grano – 500 gr
6,80 €
Why choose this pasta
A traditional format of Sicilian cuisine
The artisanal busiate Intrecci di Grano are a traditional Sicilian pasta shape made from Russello durum wheat semolina. Their twisted shape is the result of traditional production methods and makes them perfect for holding sauce.
Thanks to the bronze-drawn and traditional craftsmanship, this pasta has the perfect texture and an authentic flavour.
Origin and tradition
Busiate are a type of pasta typical of western Sicily. Their name comes from the traditional tool used to create their twisted shape.
Traditional craftsmanship and the use of heirloom grains such as Russello result in a pasta that remains true to Sicilian culinary tradition.
Product features
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type of pasta | Artisan pasta |
| Wheat | Russello durum wheat |
| Manufacturing | Bronze-drawn |
| Origin | Sicily |
| Format | Busiate |
Structure and Texture
The twisted shape of busiate pasta ensures that the sauce clings to it evenly. When cooked, it retains a good texture and holds its shape well.
How to use artisan busiate in cooking
They are particularly suitable for:
- Trapanese pesto
- tomato sauces
- fish-based condiments
- traditional Sicilian recipes
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place.
Frequently asked questions about busiate
Why do busiate pasta have a twisted shape?
The shape is the result of a traditional production method that allows the pasta to hold the sauce better.
Which sauces go best with busiate?
Busiate are particularly well suited to rich sauces such as Trapanese pesto or tomato-based sauces
Does the shape affect the taste of the pasta?
The shape does not alter the taste of the pasta, but it does affect the way the sauce clings to it and is perceived.
Are busiate a typical Sicilian pasta?
Yes, they are a traditional dish in Sicilian cuisine, particularly common in the western part of the island.
How do you achieve perfect cooking results?
It is advisable to use plenty of salted water and follow the recommended cooking times to ensure the pasta remains al dente.


Reviews
There are no reviews yet.