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Belinda SoAbstract
This pasta dish can happily be eaten on the couch watching a movie without any messy red-sauce splatters because the shape of the pasta "twisted ribbons" catch the sauce neatly.
This pasta is a specialty from Lecce in the Puglia region of southern Italy. It's handrolled, resembling twisted ribbons - to mimic the Baroque architecture of the town. It’s served with a very simple cherry tomato sauce with cacio ricotta crumbled over to add tang, richness and depth. This may seem like a lot of oil but it emulsifies with the tomato to form a rich thick sauce that coats the pasta.
This recipe is part of our Dinner and A Movie collection, brought to you by Alfa Romeo.