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Mafalde
01
a ribbon-shaped pasta from Italy with wavy edges, used with hearty sauces and baked dishes
Grammatical Information
Animacy status
Inanimate
Composition
Simple
Countable
singular
not gender specific
Plural form
mafalde
What is "mafalde"?
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.
Examples
I serve mafalde with a spicy arrabbiata sauce for an extra kick of flavor.
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