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- 4. This spiral-shaped pasta get its name because it resembles tiny wheels.
- 5. Because they are small, pasta examples such as orzo, alphabets, stars, and small rings are often used for making this.
- 6. Pasta that is made from durum wheat is often labeled as this.
- 8. When cooking pasta, the pasta should be added to this type of water.
- 10. A tomato sauce used on pasta which often contains tomatoes, garlic, herbs, and onions.
- 13. This pasta gets its name because it resembles little worms.
- 14. Type of wheat often used for making pasta.
- 16. Italian word for “paste” or “dough” made from flour and water.
- 18. This pasta get its name because it resembles small ribbons.
- 20. Term which refers pasta dough’s ability to be stretched into long pieces without breaking.
- 21. Type of pasta made from flour, egg, and water.
- 25. A rich pasta sauce made with butter, Parmesan cheese, and often cream.
- 27. Some believe that pasta originated in this country and was brought to Italy by a merchant.
- 28. This pasta shape is long rods which are generally round.
- 29. This pasta get its name because it resembles pens.
- 30. Type of pasta sauce which contains ground beef, tomatoes, onions, and herbs.
- 31. This pasta get its name because it resembles a butterfly; however, it is often called bow tie pasta in the US.
- 32. In Greek mythology, it is believed that this Greek God invented the first pasta making device.
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- 1. This pasta get its name because it resembles a conch shell.
- 2. Elbow macaroni is an example of this pasta shape.
- 3. This type of pasta does not contain egg and can last much longer than fresh pasta.
- 7. This pasta get its name because it resembles a small moustache.
- 9. This was not used over pasta in the early stages of Italian pasta.
- 11. This number designates the thickest spaghetti.
- 12. Hair This is the thinnest type of all Italian pasta.
- 15. This pasta shape refers to flat stands.
- 17. Tortellini, Cappelletti, and Ravioli are all examples of this pasta shape.
- 18. Because pasta dough was so tough, before machinery, people used these to knead pasta.
- 19. Word which means dough doesn’t not contain ingredients which make it rise.
- 22. Term used to describe pasta cooked to a firm texture.
- 23. Merchant from Venice that is said to have brought pasta to Italy.
- 24. In the early years of Italian pasta, it was eaten plain or sprinkled with this.
- 26. This pasta get its name because it resembles small tongues.
