Radiatori is a small pasta that works well with a thicker sauce. This pasta is so named because of its textured, wavy lines which could be seen to resemble a radiator. Made from durum wheat semolina, this artisanal pasta is a good source of protein for a hearty meal. Aside from traditional pasta dishes, radiatori is often used in soups, salads and casseroles.

How to Cook Radiatori

Bring 4-5 quarts of salted water to a boil. Gently add pasta and stir for 1 minute. Lightly boil for 8 -10 minutes or until “al dente." Drain and serve with your favorite homemade sauce.

An Artisanal Process

These cuts are first extruded through brass dies & then dried for 24–36 hours. This longer drying period results in superior quality and texture.

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Conventional Pastas vs. Artisanal Pastas

The last box of conventional pasta (or dry pasta) you picked off your pantry probably held shiny, golden colored noodles that were smooth in texture. When cooking pasta dishes, you actually want the opposite! Artisanal pastas are made with a bronze dye (instead of yellow) and a super-coarse grind of durgham wheat which together allows them to dry more slowly and at a lower temperature than conventional pastas. This production process makes artisanal pastas chalkier in color and rougher in texture which results in a richer-tasting, chewier-textured pasta that easily clings to sauces of all sorts. Bon appetit!