Look out for this pasta that’s heartier than spaghetti but less weighty than fettucine. The name translates from Italian into “little tongues.” This specific pasta-shape originated in Northeast Italy in the Liguria region. We recommend preparing linguine-shaped noodles for hefty tomato sauces and thicker white sauces since they have more bite. Traditionally, Italian cooks like pairing linguine with seafood, such as clams or mussels.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Wednesday’s Helping: Linguine
A flat pasta with grit 
Look out for this pasta that’s heartier than spaghetti but less weighty than fettucine. The name translates from Italian into “little tongues.” This specific pasta-shape originated in Northeast Italy in the Liguria region. We recommend preparing linguine-shaped noodles for hefty tomato sauces and thicker white sauces since they have more bite. Traditionally, Italian cooks like pairing linguine with seafood, such as clams or mussels.
Look out for this pasta that’s heartier than spaghetti but less weighty than fettucine. The name translates from Italian into “little tongues.” This specific pasta-shape originated in Northeast Italy in the Liguria region. We recommend preparing linguine-shaped noodles for hefty tomato sauces and thicker white sauces since they have more bite. Traditionally, Italian cooks like pairing linguine with seafood, such as clams or mussels.
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