Products tagged with LIGUORI

How could we not create for the Gluten Free line one of the most loved formats in Italian cuisine. Read more

They are among the most loved pasta shapes by adults and children alike. The shape recalls the wings of a butterfly and is obtained by pinching a small square of pasta in the center. Read more

The name of the format is certainly evocative. It recalls the presence of numerous lines, capable of retaining sauces. Rigatone is certainly one of the most popular formats, ideal for Sunday lunches. Liguori also offers rigatone in the Neapolitan version, Read more

The quintessential Italian traditional pasta shape, penne rigate represent a true culinary tradition. Their shape recalls that of a pen, and the ridges that characterize the shape allow them to retain sauces perfectly. Read more

They have a very particular shape, hollow and curved, reminiscent of a half moon. They enhance the flavor of legume-based soups, and can also be used for timbales. Read more

A pasta with very ancient origins, dating back to the thirteenth century and present in the Liber de coquina, the oldest cookbook of the Christian West. A pasta among the favorites of Ferdinand IV of Bourbon and, already in 1180 approximately, recommended Read more

Pastificio Liguori LINGUINE Pasta from Gragnano IGP/PGI - 500g pack Read more

Pasta di Gragnano Tagliatelle a Nido le Speciali by Liguori is a premium quality product made in Italy based on a traditional recipe. Read more

Pastificio Liguori PAPPARDELLE A NIDO Gragnano Pasta IGP/PGI - 100% Italian Wheat - 500g Pack Read more

Pastificio Liguori PACCHERI Pasta di Gragnano IGP/PGI - from Gragnano IGP - 100% Italian Wheat - 500g pack Read more

Gathered in a nest, fettuccine are an extremely versatile format, slightly narrower than tagliatelle, they are excellent for wrapping any sauce and perfect with mushrooms. Read more

The most famous and beloved pasta shape in the world. It is no coincidence that their diameter makes them versatile and suitable for any type of sauce. In the 19th century in Naples the famous “lazzari” (young people from the working classes) ate them in Read more

Pastificio Liguori SPAGHETTINI Pasta di Gragnano IGP/PGI - 100% Italian Wheat Read more