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The corkscrew-like pasta is ideal for picking up bits and pieces in chunkier sauces. And fun fact, what Americans know as fusilli is actually called rotini. Use it in: Those ridged sides are ideal for picking up grated cheese, which is why we like to use it in place of ziti in this easy one-pan baked ziti recipe.
Its wider width makes it a fine pair for hearty, chunky meat sauces. Swap it with: Mezze rigatoni is shorter; penne rigate is skinnier; ziti is smoother and narrower. Lasagna plural lasagn e is wide, flat and essential for making, well, lasagna. Ragu and bechamel are common, but spinach-based sauces, ricotta and other vegetables are equally tasty. What can we say? This Will Be the Amazon Coat of Does Hand Sanitizer Work? We Ask Hamptons Chicago San Francisco. Connect With Us. Are you sure you want to remove this item from your Recipe Box?
Create a Password Forgot your password? Enter your registered email below! To Save to My Recipe Box. Log In Never created a password? You are not currently subscribed. It appears your Facebook email address is not subscribed to PureWow. Please indicate how you like to proceed:. Egg noodles are made with egg and wheat flour, they have a chewier texture than pasta which is made from the same ingredients.
Hokkien noodles are a type of egg noodle, you can recognise it by its bright yellow colour. Used across various Southeast Asian cuisines, these chewy spaghetti-looking noodles are great in traditional Hawker type dishes and as well as in our own Aussie style stir-fry recipes. Hokkien noodles can be bought fresh, or pre-cooked and vacuum packed. Simply cover with boiling water and stand for minutes. Separate strands with tongs before draining and adding to your adding to stir-fries or soup dishes.
If you can't find any variation of egg noodles, you can substitute with a thick, whole egg spaghetti that has been cooked and drained. Udon noodles originated in Japan and are made from wheat flour, salt and water. Udon noodles are pale, thick and have either a round or square-ish shape. They have a characteristic chewy and slippery texture.
They have very little flavour and so are a perfect vehicle for rich sauces and fragrant ingredients. Udon noodles can be used hot in soups, stir fries and also served cold in salads.
Fresh vacuumed-packed udon noodles do not require pre-cooking. Refresh by soaking in boiling water for a few minutes and stirring with tongs or chopsticks to untangle the noodle strands. Drain well before adding directly into your soup or stir-fry. Semi-dried noodles should be cooked in boiling water for minutes, while dried udon noodles need to be cooked for 10 minutes.
The name means "large grooves" or "large stripes. Best for: Tossing with sauce, baked dishes. Ideal sauces: Chunky meat or vegetable, cream, cheese. Ideal sauces: Tomato, meat, vegetable, cream, cheese, vinaigrette. Ideal sauces: Tomato, pesto, meat, seafood. Medium-width tubes 2 or more inches long, with smooth sides. The name derives words for "bride" or "bridegroom.
Best for: Baked dishes. Ideal sauces: Light tomato, olive oil, cream, cheese. Best for: Soups, like minestrone, because it cooks quickly. Ideal sauces: Tomato-based soups. Gemelli is the word for "twins. Cooking time: 12 to 13 minutes. Best for: Oil-based sauces that can drizzle down the strands. Ideal sauces: Light tomato sauces, dairy-based sauces, or oil-based sauces. A large, tubular type of pasta. The root word, pacca, means "pat" or "slap"—the sound the pasta makes when tossed with sauce.
Best for: Rich, heavier sauces or seafood. It is also commonly stuffed with ricotta cheese or other ingredients and baked.
Ideal sauces: Tomato and oil-based sauces, which coat the sides in a slick layer. Cooking time: 10 to 11 minutes. Best for: Heavy, creamy sauces. The thick ruffles stand up to a heavier topping.
Lumaca is the word for "snail. Cooking time: 11 to 14 minutes. Best for: Hearty sauces filled with vegetables. The pasta's hollows scoop them up. They can also be stuffed and served as finger-foods. Ideal sauces: If stuffed, they can be served on their own.
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