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When there’s no time for fresh egg tagliatelle or to assemble a lasagne, of course.

by skisagooner

12 Comments

  1. Plate_Vast

    Do you seriously care? Spaghetti is the answer.

  2. Nibelheim_Misfit

    Rough tagliatelle/fettuccine would be the most traditional pasta shape.

    Then tortellini or rigatoni variations.

    When not using it for lasagne, of course.

  3. FlatWoundCat

    Tagliatelle is the obvious traditional one, I guess lasagna counts too.
    I also like rigatoni or bucatini.

  4. agmanning

    Dried Tagliatelle>Trenette>Linguine>Rigatoni>Mezze rigatoni.

    If you don’t have any of those, make something else.

  5. I know spaghetti with ragu bolognese is not traditional, and i understand that other pasta shapes like tagliatelel might be better at picking up the sauce, but i grew up with spaghetti bolognese and i’ll eat it whenever i want. And i assure you there is no sauce left on the plate 😀

  6. LazarusHimself

    Best deep cut pasta shape: orecchiette

  7. ace72ace

    Thinner malaldine works, depending on the brand.

  8. LiefLayer

    To be honest as an Italian I use my ragù with every shape and kind of pasta.

    Still spaghetti is not the best, any tubular/flat pasta is better in my opinion. Penne for example, but also maniche and mezze maniche.

    But I used spaghetti sometimes too. And I make my own pasta too, but I think the idea to not use any pasta with any sauce is not a good one. I love the flexibility of pasta.

  9. GravyPainter

    Tagliatelle is what is used in Bologna

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