Granoro Rigatoni Pasta is produced in Corato (Apulia), in the heart of Southern Italy, a territory rich in history and traditions, that is universally recognised for producing the best durum wheat in Europe. Rigatoni pasta is a traditional Italian long spaghetti-like pasta with a hole or “hole” running through it.
Cannelloni Pasta Granoro are pasta tubes which are filled with a savoury filling and baked with sauce and usually cheese.
Cannelloni is the form of the pasta most popular on the former Tuscan/Genoese island of Corsica. In the Abruzzo, cannelloni all’abruzzese uses two kinds of flour(wheat and corn) and three kinds of meat.
On Jamie Oliver’s website, you can find this easy recipe for spinach and ricotta cannelloni.
250g
Product of Italy
Cooking Method :
Fill Granoro raw cannelloni tubes with the filling and place them in the pan. Cover cannelloni with tomato sauce to avoid their breakage during cooking.Sprinkle cheese and bake in oven.
Orzo pasta comes under different names in Italy but they all refer to the same small barley, orzo or rice-grain shaped pasta. Granoro’s is called Rosmarino and it is made from high quality durum wheat.
A versatile, rice-shaped pasta, perfect for salads, soups or as a filler for stuffed vegetables. Use it to replace Arborio rice in risottos for a delicious pasta risotto.