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farfalle

The Farfalle are butterfly -shaped pasta, which are from Italy. They are made up of flour, eggs and water, and are steamed or in boiling salted water. They have a golden yellow color and an al dente texture, which makes them ideal to accompany many sauces and fillings. The Farfalle are very popular in the kitchen for their alternative texture and their original shape, which make it an essential ingredient of many recipes. They are often used to prepare full dishes, such as vegetable pasta, seafood pasta or spice pasta, or to make salads of pasta, gratins or quiches. They are also highly appreciated for their richness in carbohydrates and proteins, which give them a nourishing and satiking flavor.

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When to eat ?

High season Beginning or End of Season Not the season

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Nutrition
Values per 100 grams

Calories
124 Cal
Lipids
1 G
Cholesterol
0 Mg
Sodium
6 Mg
Potassium
24 Mg
Carbohydrates
25 G
Protein
4 G
Sugars
2 G
Vitamin B
0 Mg
Vitamin C
0 Mg
Iron
1 Mg
Magnesium
18 Mg
Food fibers
1 G
Calcium
6 Mg

FAQ

What is farfalle ?
Of Italian origin, the Farfalle designates a paste in a bow tie.
What is the origin of the farfalle ?
When the Italians discovered the manufacture of pasta, they embarked on a creative process of creating new varieties. The Farfalle pasta were born a little by chance in the Romanesque region, the Italians played to tighten between the fingers the central part of a paste, a pleasant shape was discovered and later perpetrated in a manufacturing process.

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