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Sorrentino Calamarata

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Sorrentino Calamarata: large, short tube-shaped dry pasta by Sorrentino (Sorrentino i Lunghi IGP range); ingredients: durum wheat semolina.

Sorrentino Calamarata is large, short tube-shaped dry pasta made by the Italian brand Sorrentino. The product belongs to the Sorrentino i Lunghi IGP range. On the official site the product is labelled Pasta di Gragnano IGP, the EU protected geographical indication for dry pasta made in Gragnano. The pasta is drawn through bronze dies, which gives it a rough surface that holds sauce well.

The official site names the main ingredients: durum wheat semolina. Cooking time according to the official site: 12 minutes. Pack sizes: 500 g.

Wide tubes suit seafood, Neapolitan ragù and rich tomato sauces and can also be stuffed and baked. Classic dishes for this shape: pasta alla Norma and amatriciana. Allergens: gluten (wheat). As with any pasta, use plenty of salted boiling water and toss it with the sauce straight after draining.

Facts

Raw materialDurum wheat semolina
Duration12 min
Main usePasta alla Norma, amatriciana
House rangeSorrentino i Lunghi IGP
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Sorrentino Calamarata → contains → Semolina ← contains ← 🍝 Pasta

Frequently asked questions

How long do you cook Sorrentino Calamarata?

12 minutes, according to the official Sorrentino website.

What are the ingredients of Sorrentino Calamarata?

Durum wheat semolina.

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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