Here’s How To Use Different Types Of Pasta


When buying pasta, we come across a variety that attracts us a lot, but at the same time, confuses us. We would love to try different shaped pasta but don't know how to cook them right.

With an assortment of pasta provided by many pasta companies in India, getting confused is obvious. So, we bring you details about some types of pasta that will make buying and cooking pasta easy and interesting for you.
·         Conchiglie – Conchiglie is commonly known as shell pasta and comes in a variety of sizes. The large size conchiglie is ideal for stuffing and baking. Try exotic vegetable stuffing with cream sauce or arrabbiata, drizzled with olive oil and chives for a finger-licking conchiglie pasta. Small and medium shells are ideal for cold pasta salads or soups.
·         Kids Pasta – These kinds of pasta are available in different shapes that make eating food interesting and fun for kids. This pasta is made in shapes that soak a good amount of sauce, making kids finish the bowl in a go. Cook these with small chunks of vegetables in any kind of sauce. They also taste good with soups.
·         Whole Wheat Spaghetti – A healthier version of pasta is whole wheat spaghetti, which is thin, long, and cylindrical shaped. It makes scrummy dish when added to pesto sauce or tossed in beautiful flavoursome Aglio e olio sauce. Heavy sauces overpower the taste of spaghetti, so opt for simple dressings to enjoy its flavour and texture. 
·         Fettuccine – Fettuccine is flat ribbon-like pasta, the thickness of which varies between linguine and pappardelle. Alfredo sauce fettuccine is a classic combination, and you can add a twist by loading it with the herb of your choice, like thyme or rosemary. It goes great with a heavy sauce that is not chunky as it releasing amazing flavours when coated in the sauce.  
·         Amori – It is hollow, twisted pipe pasta that originally comes from South Italy. It holds sauces well and suitable for heavy sauces. Classics tomato basil sauce and white sauce and contemporary pink sauce enhance the flavour of this pasta. Amori can be best enjoyed when baked with lots of cheese. 
·         Farfalle – Many call it as bow-tie pasta because of its shape and because of its unique shape, kids absolutely love eating this. Farfalle tastes brilliant with both butter and olive oil recipes. It is ideal for cold pasta salads or chunky vegetable tomato sauce. Combine this with a variety of vegetables and season with black pepper, oregano, and butter for a quick and healthy pasta recipe. 
With the increasing love for pasta, many macaroni manufacturers in India are now offering a variety of pasta to meet the demand. Choose your type of pasta for the shape you love the most or for the sauce that you enjoy having the most. Try a new variety every time you cook a pasta dish and relish a flavoursome dish. 


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