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Pasta di Gragnano "Mista corta" I.G.P.
Bronze wire drawing, the water of the nearby Monti Lattari and the special drying process are the main features that make this pasta very special, suitable for every occasion.
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This pasta contains all the features of craftsmanship of the place of origin that make it unique excellence. Thanks to its roughness, due to the use of bronze drawing, it is great to be consumed with local traditional or Italian dishes in general, for moments of pure flavour. According to the tradition pasta “ mista corta” is prepared above all with legumes, a simple recipe but at the same time a dish with an incredible flavour.
TRADITION
The story of Gragnano begins with a noble Roman "gens" : the "gens Grania", holder of vast estates in this fertile land where they grow, then as now, the "sacred ear and the precious grape."
The ear, symbol of local pasta factories, is also symbol of the city. Pasta production saw its biggest development between the sixteenth and seventeenth century thanks to technological innovations (the mill with millstones) that provided a perfect hydraulic system necessary for the production. Pasta is still an artisanal product, handmade in the family in small quantities by craftsmen. During next century we saw the gradual transition from the small shop to factory where there is still the craftsmanship but on a larger scale. Larger tools, bigger places, a larger number of employees and their greater specialization guarantee a greater amount of product maintaining handmade characteristics.
Pasta thus began to spread beyond the local area, conquering the palates with its unique characteristics.
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Data sheet
Origins | Campania |
Place of production | Gragnano (NA) |
Producer | Pastificio "La fabbrica della pasta di Gragnano" |
Classificazione | Durum wheat semolina pasta. |
Ingredients | Durum wheat semolina , water from fount “Imbuto”. |
Cooking time | 8 minutes |