Pasta Database
The landscape of Campania, Italy

Campania

Pasta shapes from Campania

Campania is an administrative region of Italy, located in the south of the country; most of it is in the southwestern portion of the Italian Peninsula, but it also includes the small Phlegraean Islands - Ischia, Procida, Vivara, and Nisida - and the island of Capri.

Shapes
29
With a full profile
22
Families
long strands, ribbons, tubes, short shapes, stuffed, pastina, hand-formed
Made by hand
3
Egg dough
1
Sauces
7
Classic plates
67

The cooking of the region

Neapolitan cuisine has influences that date back to the Greco-Roman period. Over the following centuries, the cuisine developed as different cultures controlled Naples and its kingdoms, such as those of Aragon and France.

Sauces from Campania

29 shapes from Campania

Calamarata, uncooked, on linen

Calamarata

Tubes · Campania

wide short smooth ring, the shape of a squid ring

Candele, uncooked, on linen

Candele

Tubes · Campania

very long smooth tube, broken by hand before cooking

Cannelloni, uncooked, on linen

Cannelloni

Tubes · Campania

large smooth tube for stuffing, or a rolled sheet

Capellini, uncooked, on linen

Capellini

Long strands · Campania

very fine round strand, under 1 mm

Ditali, uncooked, on linen

Ditali

Tubes · Campania

short straight tube, as long as it is wide

Ditalini, uncooked, on linen

Ditalini

Pastina · Campania

tiny straight tube, the soup ditali

Fusilli, uncooked, on linen

Fusilli

Short shapes · Campania

short solid spiral, three blades twisted around a core

Fusilli lunghi, uncooked, on linen

Fusilli lunghi

Long strands · Campania

long hollow strand twisted into a loose spiral

Macaroni, uncooked, on linen

Macaroni

Tubes · Campania

short narrow smooth tube, straight or curved into an elbow

Mafaldine, uncooked, on linen

Mafaldine

Ribbons · Campania

long flat ribbon with ruffled edges on both sides

Occhi di lupo, uncooked, on linen

Occhi di lupo

Tubes · Campania

short wide ridged tube, cut straight

Paccheri, uncooked, on linen

Paccheri

Tubes · Campania

very wide smooth tube, collapses flat when cooked

Perciatelli, uncooked, on linen

Perciatelli

Long strands · Campania

thick hollow strand, the Neapolitan bucatini

Scialatielli, uncooked, on linen

Scialatielli

Ribbons · Campania

short thick irregular ribbon

Spaghetti, uncooked, on linen

Spaghetti

Long strands · Campania

round solid strand, about 2 mm across

Spaghettini, uncooked, on linen

Spaghettini

Long strands · Campania

round solid strand, about 1.5 mm across

Spaghettoni, uncooked, on linen

Spaghettoni

Long strands · Campania

round solid strand, over 2 mm across

Tortiglioni, uncooked, on linen

Tortiglioni

Tubes · Campania

medium tube with ridges that spiral around it

Tubetti, uncooked, on linen

Tubetti

Tubes · Campania

small straight tube, the soup tube of Naples

Vermicelli, uncooked, on linen

Vermicelli

Long strands · Campania

round solid strand, thickness varies by country

Vesuvio, uncooked, on linen

Vesuvio

Short shapes · Campania

tight spiral cone, like the volcano

Ziti, uncooked, on linen

Ziti

Tubes · Campania

smooth medium tube, cut straight; sold long or cut

Caccavelle, uncooked, on linen

Caccavelle

Stuffed · Campania

Large bowl-like pasta intended for stuffing

maccaronara, uncooked, on linen

maccaronara

Long strands · Campania

Marille, uncooked, on linen

Marille

Short shapes · Campania

Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro in 1983 – like a rolling ocean wave in cross-section with internal rugosities, but unsuccessful and no longer

Mezzani, uncooked, on linen

Mezzani

Tubes · Campania

Short curved tube

paccozza, uncooked, on linen

paccozza

Hand-formed · Campania

parmatieddi, uncooked, on linen

parmatieddi

Hand-formed · Campania

type of pasta

Tripoline, uncooked, on linen

Tripoline

Ribbons · Campania

Thick ribbon ridged on one side

Classic plates of Campania

Every dish the shape profiles of this region name, with the shape and, where we have it, the sauce.

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