Organic Durum Semolina Radiators
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Yes, radiator-shaped pasta is a thing. Traditionally known as "radiatore", this organic pasta has all the nooks and crannies for your pasta sauce to really get in there—a.k.a more tasty bites.
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How it does good
Working with local American farms to make pasta the Italian way
Made with American ingredients and Italian techniques, Sfoglini pastas are the best of both worlds. What is the Italian technique, you might ask? It's traditional bronze dies and slow-drying the pasta for optimal flavors and nutrients. And it makes the texture rough, so your delicious sauce actually sticks to the pasta and doesn't just slide off! Plus, "pasta made in New York's Hudson Valley" just has a nice ring to it, don't you think?
Sfoglini sources all their grains from the best farms in North America to create fifteen different organic durum semolina pastas.
Learn MoreSfoglini works with wheat suppliers to expand organic farming land and supporting regenerative farming practices.
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About the Brand
Sfoglini
Sfoglini was born from the vision of Chef Steve Gonzalez who has been a part of some of the most formidable pasta programs in New York City (Insieme, Hearth, Roberta’s, and Frankies Sputino) and former creative director Scott Ketchum. They talked for years about bringing a superior, locally produced pasta to New York City. Their vision became a reality in July 2012 when they opened their doors in the old Pfizer building in Williamsburg, now home to several small food manufacturers.
*How to use
Use this pasta for chunky, meaty sauces or combine it with arugula, tomato, and onion for a simple but flavorful dish.
