This dish is summer in Sicily: simple, elegant, and deeply flavorful. Wild red shrimp from the Mediterranean meet silky strands of spaghetti, garlic slivers, and a generous pour of Bona Furtuna’s Garlic Infused Olive Oil. A little heat, a lot of flavor—and just the right amount of drama for dinner.
Using briny squid ink spaghetti pasta as the base, this riff on a classic carbonara brings the oceanic flavors of the sea together with the grounding flavors of our earth in a symphony of rich umami flavor. Freshly ground pink pepper corns add just the right finishing touch of floral notes to brighten this delicious pasta.
Undeniably rich and savory, a classic Roman carbonara is one of those dishes that exemplifies Italian cooking. Using just three four quality ingredients, this traditional Italian pasta recipe comes together in under 30 minutes and delivers a taste of Rome in every forkful.
Rich and filled with umami depth, this sun-dried tomato pesto recipe captures the bold, concentrated flavors of organic sun-dried tomatoes. Serve as is, or add blackened chicken for a pop of protein.
Perhaps the most iconic Italian spaghetti recipe there is, pasta pomodoro exemplifies what Italian cuisine does best: allowing simple, high quality ingredients to take center stage. Made from fresh heirloom Corleonese tomatoes and Sicilian Sea Salt, our Original Passata sauce offers the perfect base for your next pasta pomodoro.
Roasted and pureed into a velvety sauce, this vegetarian butternut squash spaghetti is the perfect weeknight meal. After all, what says fall more than pumpkins?
Combining the sweet tang of sun-dried tomatoes with sharp garlic, spicy chili flakes, good olive oil, and crunchy bread crumbs, every bite of this spectacular pasta leaves you wanting more. Recreate the simply delicious flavors of one of Taormina's best restaurants at in your own home.
Whether it's the brand, the shape, or the ingredients that help you choose what pasta to keep in your pantry, we want to help answer some commonly raised questions about our pasta specifically, as well as the broader, oh-so-wonderful-world of pasta at large.
