Mafalde is a ribbon-shaped pasta with wavy edges, resembling miniature lasagna noodles. It has a delicate and smooth texture, allowing it to absorb sauces well. To make mafalde, a dough of durum wheat flour and water is rolled thin and cut into long, flat strips. The strips are then carefully folded and pinched along the edges to create a distinctive wavy shape. When cooked al dente, mafalde retains a slight chewiness, making it an excellent choice for a variety of pasta dishes.

What is "mafalde"?

Definition und Bedeutung von „mafalde“ im Englischen

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