Meaning little ribbons, fettuccine are the Roman relative of tagliatelle from Bologna. Thinner than tagliatelle, they are the typical Sunday lunch pasta in many corners of Italy today.
Try one of our delicious pairing suggestions below for this rich, egg pasta.
Cooking Time: 4-6 minutes.
8.8oz
This supple egg fettuccine is infused with golden Italian saffron for a delicate aroma and flavor. Rustichella d'Abruzzo's saffron pasta has also been included in Food & Wine...
These wide, classic noodles show off the pasta's silky texture. Traditionally used with slowly cooked, chunky sauces. Serve with a rich ragù of rabbit, fresh porcini mushrooms, or veal. Cooking...
This lemony egg fettuccine is perfect for fish. Serve with a seafood ragù, shrimp, clams or lobster, or twirl it into fish soups or stews. Wonderful served with melted butter, lemon zest, and...
This supple egg fettuccine is infused with golden Italian saffron for a delicate aroma and flavor. Rustichella d'Abruzzo's saffron pasta has also been included in Food & Wine...
These wide, classic noodles show off the pasta's silky texture. Traditionally used with slowly cooked, chunky sauces. Serve with a rich ragù of rabbit, fresh porcini mushrooms, or veal. Cooking...
This lemony egg fettuccine is perfect for fish. Serve with a seafood ragù, shrimp, clams or lobster, or twirl it into fish soups or stews. Wonderful served with melted butter, lemon zest, and...
