Sardinian gnocchetti, also known as Malloreddus by Renzo Corona, are a typical short pasta from the ancient Sardinian tradition. The area of origin of the malloreddus is identified with the Campidano, and they are widespread throughout the region where, however, they change name. Malloreddus is a historical dish of the island, so much so that they are almost obligatory on the most important occasions: festivals, feasts, weddings.
With their concave, elongated shell shape and high porosity, they generously capture the sauce chosen for the seasoning. Artisanal production with slow drying, the selection of the best semolina, and traditional craftsmanship recall the authentic flavors of the past.
Ingredients: semolina from hard wheat, spring water, Sardinian sea salt.
100g di prodotto contengono in media:
Valore Energetico Kcal 363
Valore Energetico Kj 1538
Grassi 1,5 di cui Acidi Grassi Saturi 0,2
Carboidrati 75,0 di cui Zuccheri 1,7
Fibre 3,0
Proteine 11,0
Sale 1,0
They are perfect for a nice lunch on a weekday or for dinner, perhaps with a lighter sauce.
Traditionally in Sardinia, they are eaten with sausage ragù: the famous malloreddus alla campidanese. Excellent pairing for seafood and meat dishes.
€ 4,80
per 500g
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