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Fresh Pasta: Tagliatelle


t is said that the inspiration for tagliatelle came from nothing less than Lucretia Borgia’s flowing hair. Legend has it that a skillful chef invented the pasta and, in a poetic flourish, dedicated it to her on the occasion of her wedding to Alfonso d’Este.

Tagliatelle is a flat egg pasta noodle, with a narrow width of about 5 mm (2 tenths of an inch). While it resembles fettuccine, it is about 2 mm narrower. The two are equally versatile and can be served with meat, vegetable or fish sauces. The rough, porous surface of tagliatelle makes it ideal for both rich and light dressings.





    Recipes

    PASTICCIO DI TAGLIATELLE
    TAGLIATELLE AI CARCIOFI
    TAGLIATELLE CON I FUNGHI
    TAGLIATELLE CON PORRI E SALSA DI GAMBERETTI


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