The type of pasta in spaghetti is usually plain spaghetti, but angel hair pasta can be used instead.
Lasagna or it could be linguine.
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Refers to long flat strips of pasta.
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Fettuccine noodles are wider (about 3/8 inch) than the average pasta strips; the dough usually contains eggs for added flavor and texture. The flat surface is the perfect base for a rich Alfredo sauce made with heavy cream and Parmesan because the sauce doesn't cling as well to round pasta strands.
That is the correct spelling of "pappardelle" (wide, flat pasta noodles).
There are several types of flat pasta. Fettucini is long, flat, ribbon-shaped, about 1/4" wide. Lasagne is large, flat noodles about 3" wide; usually with curly edges. Linguine is thin, slightly flattened, solid strands, about 1/8" wide.
No, but you can put spaghetti sauce on top of any sort of noodle or pasta! Spaghetti is a certain type of long, thin noodle that is different from the flat egg noodles.
Sounds like you mean Fettuccine or Linguini
1.cut stalks 2.narrow strips 3. soak strips 4.pound flat 5.air dry til stiff
Pappardelle are large, very broad, flat pasta noodles, similar to wide fettuccine. They are usually two to three centimeters wide and sometimes have fluted edges.
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There are evidences of cheese and pasta casseroles in cookbooks hundreds of years before Shakespeare's time, although these would have been unusual novelty items not the inexpensive staple they are today. The pasta involved would have had to be home-made flat noodles--extruded pastas were not yet invented.