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PATAGONIA<br />

DISTRIBUTION<br />

Meals & Food<br />

Pasta<br />

Villa D’agri offers a wide<br />

variety of products<br />

Stuffed Pasta<br />

Ricotta Ravioli, Cheese Pansotti, Spinach Ravioli,<br />

Four Cheese Ravioli, Chicken and Vegetable Ravioli,<br />

Ricotta, Ham and Muzzarella Sorrentini, Chicken and<br />

Vegetable Cappelletti, Four Cheese Cappelletti, Beef,<br />

Chicken and Vegetable Tortellini,<br />

Gnocchi and Noodles<br />

Fresh Thick Spaghetti, Fresh Fusilli Noodles, Semolina<br />

Gnocchi<br />

Puffed pastry for both empanadas and pies.<br />

Gnocchi and Noodles<br />

Description<br />

SHELF LIFE<br />

Ribbon noodles, Fresh 500 gr 10 120 10 12000 1 yrs 1,19 USD 14.283 USD<br />

Fucile Noodles, Fresh 500 gr 10 120 10 12000 1 yrs 1,19 USD 14.283 USD<br />

Semolina Gnocchi 500 gr 10 120 10 12000 1 yrs 1,19 USD 14.283 USD<br />

Puffed pastry<br />

Description<br />

SHELF LIFE<br />

Dough for Empanadas 500 gr 10 120 10 12000 1 yrs 0,98 USD 11.658 USD<br />

Dough for Pascualina 500 gr 10 120 10 12000 1 yrs 1,08 USD 12.970 USD<br />

Pasta Cooking tips<br />

Learn how to make this dinnertime staple.<br />

Pasta is one dish most people claim to be able to cook.<br />

It’s true, pasta is relatively simple to prepare--anyone<br />

can boil water. Still, there are a few simple tricks you<br />

should know.<br />

Tools of the Trade<br />

1. A large (6- to 8-quart) pot<br />

2. Four to six quarts of cold water<br />

3. A healthy dose (1-2 tablespoons) of salt<br />

4. A wooden or long-handled spoon, and<br />

5. A colander for draining the pasta<br />

To cook evenly and prevent it from sticking together,<br />

pasta needs “breathing” room. Use a deep saucepan<br />

and at least 4 quarts of water per pound of pasta. Salt<br />

is added to the cooking water, not to lower the boiling<br />

point, but rather to season the pasta. If you don’t<br />

season the cooking water, the pasta may taste flat--no<br />

matter how salty the sauce you dress it in.<br />

- It’s not necessary to add oil to the water; you’ll just be<br />

pouring good olive oil down the drain. Just use plenty<br />

of water and stir occasionally to prevent sticking.<br />

Prices are set for FOB Buenos Aires and are subject to change without prior notice<br />

32 www.<strong>patagonia</strong>distribution.com | info@<strong>patagonia</strong>distribution.com

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