Garofalo Pasta Mista n.82
Mix of pasta shapes by Garofalo, No. 82 in the brand’s numbering, made from durum wheat semolina.
Garofalo Pasta Mista n.82 is a mix of short and broken long pasta shapes from the Garofalo Pasta di Semola di Grano Duro range. In the Garofalo catalogue the shape is No. 82; the number is printed on the pack next to the name. Garofalo is a pasta maker from Gragnano near Naples, founded in 1789.
Ingredients: durum wheat semolina. It is drawn through bronze dies, which gives it a rough surface. Thickness 1.2 mm, length 25 mm. Garofalo sells it as Pasta di Gragnano PGI, the protected pasta of Gragnano near Naples.
Cooking time: 9 minutes. Pack size: 500 g. As with any dry pasta, it is cooked in plenty of boiling salted water, about one litre per 100 g, and drained while still firm to the bite. Mixed pasta is the Neapolitan choice for pasta e patate and for bean and chickpea soups.
Allergens: contains gluten (wheat).
Facts
| Raw material | Durum wheat semolina |
|---|---|
| Duration | 9 min |
| Main use | Pasta e patate, legume soups |
| House range | Garofalo Pasta di Semola di Grano Duro |
How it connects to Pasta
Garofalo Pasta Mista n.82 → contains → Semolina ← contains ← 🍝 Pasta
Links
- What it contains
- Semolina, 🌾 Durum wheat
- Part of
- Garofalo Pasta di Semola di Grano Duro, Pasta di Gragnano
Frequently asked questions
How long do you cook Garofalo Pasta Mista n.82?
9 minutes, according to the official Garofalo website.
What does No. 82 mean on Garofalo Pasta Mista?
It is the number of the shape in the Garofalo catalogue: the brand numbers every format and prints the number on the pack next to the name.
What to read next
- Semolina — Coarse, yellowish meal ground from durum wheat: the main raw material of dry pasta.
- 🌾 Durum wheat — A wheat species with very hard grain and strong gluten, milled into semolina for dry pasta and couscous.
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