Il Vecchio Pastificio di Gragnano Mafaldine IGP 500g
Il Vecchio Pastificio di Gragnano Mafaldine IGP 500g
Elegant frilled ribbons with a satisfying bite
Long ribbons with delicately frilled edges, mafaldine bring a beautiful combination of shape and texture to the plate. The broad centre offers a satisfying bite, while the rippled edges catch sauce and curl around it as you twirl your fork.
Il Vecchio Pastificio di Gragnano makes this durum wheat pasta in Gragnano, Campania. Bronze drawing gives the surface a gentle roughness, helping sauces coat the ribbons, while slow drying at low temperatures reflects the care taken throughout production.
Mafaldine are lovely with a slow-cooked ragù, a rich tomato sauce or mushrooms finished with a little cream. For something lighter, try courgettes, lemon zest and Parmesan, allowing the frilled ribbons to remain the centre of the dish.
Finish cooking gently in the sauce with a splash of reserved pasta water. Turn the ribbons through the pan until coated, then serve in generous folds with your chosen finishing touches.
Cook in plenty of boiling salted water, for 8 minutes and tasting before draining.
Dried durum wheat semolina pasta.
Ingredients
Durum WHEAT semolina, water.
Allergens
ALLERGENS: WHEAT (GLUTEN).
May contain SOYA and MUSTARD.
Key Info
- Product size/weight: 500g
- Country of origin: Italy
- Region: Campania
- Brand: Il Vecchio Pastificio di Gragnano
- Protected designation: Pasta di Gragnano IGP
- Production: Bronze-drawn and slowly dried at low temperatures.
- Storage instructions: Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat and moisture.
- Cooking time: 8 minutes.
- Barcode: 8033406260053
- UK importer: C. Carnevale Ltd, 107 Blundell Street, London N7 9BN.
About Il Vecchio Pastificio di Gragnano
Il Vecchio Pastificio di Gragnano makes artisan pasta in Gragnano, Campania, using selected durum wheat semolina and water from the town’s historic springs.
Its approach centres on bronze dies, slow drying at low temperatures and close supervision by its pasta makers. These methods give the pasta its distinctive rough surface and character, with shapes designed to make the most of their accompanying sauces.
The range carries the Pasta di Gragnano IGP designation, connecting its production to the place and pasta-making tradition behind its name.