Sentence examples for thin pasta from inspiring English sources

A long, thin pasta rolling pin is $125: vermontrollingpins.com.

But today, few sit around Grandma's kitchen table twisting sloglia, or thin pasta sheets, into ring-shaped dumplings.

Take the jar out of the refrigerator an hour in advance, then spoon the pesto over freshly cooked thin pasta that still has a bit of hot water clinging to it and gently toss.

An appetizer special of braised beef, caramelized onion and Gorgonzola ravioli in an apple cider reduction was a wonderful late winter treat, the thin pasta a perfect foil for the hearty, satisfying filling.

Among the highlights were small garlicky shrimp, still sizzling in their cooking oil (sop it up with the thick-crusted peasant table bread); Manila clams with short, thin pasta (fideos) and, for zing, a sprinkling of diced chorizo; and rounds of fried goat cheese, the tanginess countered by truffle honey.

PASTA ALLA GRICIA Time: 30 minutes 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 1/2 cup minced guanciale, pancetta or bacon (about 1/4 pound) Salt and freshly ground black pepper 1 pound linguine or other long, thin pasta 1/2 cup grated pecorino Romano, or more to taste. 1. Bring a large pot of water to a rolling boil.

If gnocchi is not your taste, Puttanesca works very well with long, thin pastas like linguine, spaghetti, or capelli d'angelo (angel hair).

This winner had light, nearly paper-thin pasta and a brown sauce loaded with luscious wild mushrooms.

Try chonta, which looks like a thin, silky pasta but is a type of palm.

There are novel selections, like trenette, a long thin lemon pasta tossed with sardines and Sicilian oranges ($15.95).

For a lighter meal, thin trenette pasta ($12.95), faintly imbued with lemon, is tossed with fresh sardines and orange slices, an effect as refreshing as an ocean breeze.