How many types of pasta exist?


How many types of pasta exist?
Formats of Pastas
Depending on the type of format, the pastes are subdivided into two categories: Long pastas thick in width (eg lasagne, reginette and pappardelle); reduced thickness (capellini, tagliolini and fettuccine or tagliatelle); with rectangular or lens section (eg trenette and linguine); round section (eg spaghetti and vermicelli); with a perforated section (eg bucatini).

Short pastas minute or pastas for soups (eg, quadrucci, stars and fingers); medium (eg shells and orecchiette); long (eg rigatoni and fusilli); stuffed (eg ravioli and agnolotti); fantasy with unusual shapes.
Pasta divided by the Italian’s regions
Here a List (but not complete) of some types of pasta divided by the Italian’s regions
North

Here the recipe of the Duck ragù with bigoli Valle d’Aosta (Northwest): fettuccine di castagne e gnocchi Lombardia (North): agnolini, bardele coi marai, bigoli, cappelloni, casoncei, gnocchi, marubini, pizzoccheri, tortelli cremaschi, tortelli di zucca. Piemonte (Northwest): agnolotti, agnolotti del Plin, cruset, ravioles, tajarin. Liguria (Northwest): battoli, bavette, brichetti, corzetti, gasse, mendilli de saea, pansotti, picagge, scucuzzun, trenette, trofie. Trentino Alto Adige (North East Dolomites): canederli, schlutzer, schlutzkrafen, spatzle, strangolapreti. Friuli Venezia Giulia (North East) : blées, cjalsons, gnocchi. Veneto (North East): bigoli, casonziei, lasagne da fornel, paparele, tirache, tortellini di Valeggio sul Mincio. Emilia Romagna (North) : anolini, bazott, cappellacci, cappelletti, garganelli, gramigna, lasagne, maltagliati, passatelli, pisarei, strichetti, strozzapreti, tagliatelle, tortellini, tortelli.
How many types of pasta exist?
Center

Marche (North Center): lasagne Marchigiane, maccheroncini di Campofilone, maltagliati, pappardelle, tortelli di San Leo, vincisgrassi. Toscana (North Center): lasagne matte, matuffi, pannicelli, pappardelle, pici, strapponi, testarolo, tortelli maremmani. Umbria (North Center): ciriole, frascarelli, pappardelle, picchiettini, strangozzi, strascinati, umbricelli. Abruzzo (Center): maccheroni alla chitarra, pecorara, scrippelle, strozzapreti, tacconi. Lazio (Center): bucatini, ciacamarini, fettuccine, gnocchi alla romana, maccaruni ciociari, sagne, tonnarelli. Molise (South Center): cicatelli, laganelle, taccozze.
South

Puglia (South): capunti, cavatelli, orecchiette, sagne ‘ncannulate, strascinati, tria, troccoli. Calabria (South): cannarozzi, fileja, ferrazzuoli, schiaffettoni, shtridhelat, stroncatura. Basilicata (South): bucce di mandorla, manate, rascatielli, ravioli materani, scialatielli, cavatelli. Campania (South): bucatini, calamari, candele, cortecce quattro dita, fusilli, lasagna napoletana, mafalde, paccheri, scialatielli, spaghetti, vermicelli, vesuvi, ziti, zuzzeri. Sicilia (South): anelli, busiate, cannaruzzini, catanesella, cuscusu, lasagne cacate. Sardegna (West): culurjones, chiusoni, filindeu, fiuritti, fregola sarda, lorighittas, maccarones de Busa, malloreddus, pillus, puligioni.

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