Spaghetti
Fettucine
Ravioli
Macaroni
Lasagna
Rigatoni
Penne
Rotini
Fusili
Spaghetinni
Canneloni
Manicotti
2007-09-09 18:04:34
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answered by rohak1212 7
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Shaped Pasta
Shaped pastas are available in many different sizes and specific shapes. They include shapes that resemble shells, bow ties, spirals, snails, wheels and radiators. Shaped pastas are generally found dried. The smaller shaped pastas work well with a simple sauce but most shaped pastas can be paired with a chunkier sauce because they are sturdy enough to hold up with the other ingredients. They are also used in pasta salads and casseroles.
Tubular Pasta
Tubular pastas are any pastas that are in the shape of a tube. They are available in many different sizes and shapes. Some tubes are long and narrow while others are short and wide. They are found with smooth or grooved exteriors and their ends are cut straight or at an angle. They are often served with a heavy sauce, which holds well in the hollows of the pasta tubes. Tubular pastas are also used in salads and casseroles. Some of the larger tubes that have a wide opening can be stuffed with meat and/or cheese and then baked
Strand Pasta Noodles
Pasta strands are long rods of pasta, which are generally round, but they are available in a square rod also. The basic difference from one variety to the next is the thickness of the strands. The thicker strands work well with a heavier sauce while the thin varieties are better with a more delicate sauce.
Ribbon Pasta Noodles
Ribbon pastas consist of flat strands of pasta, which are available in different lengths, widths and thickness. Some are short and wide, while others are long and narrow. Ribbon pasta can have straight or wavy edges. Many varieties are available fresh and dried. The dried ribbons are generally used with a thick, heavier sauce and the fresh ribbons are served with a more delicate sauce.
Soup Pasta
Soup pastas consist of pasta shapes that range in size from small to very tiny. The larger of the soup pastas are used in thicker based soups and the tiny and smaller pasta shapes are used in light or broth based soups. Some of the soup pastas are also used in pasta salads. Soup pastas include many shapes, such as round balls, thin strands, tubes, rings, grain-shapes, bow ties and stars
2007-09-09 16:18:34
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answered by Paddy28 2
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I would also consider Udon and bean thread or rice noodles pasta. They are found in the Asian section of store or in specialty stores. Udon resemble linguine, but are chewier and taste awesome. Rice noodles turn clear when they are cooked and come in different widths.
2007-09-09 16:34:37
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answered by kris v 1
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you have many
alaphabets -
annilli
ditalini
elbow macroni
farfell
fettuccine
lasagne
lingunie
manicotti
mostaccioli
noodles
orzo or rosamarina
rigatoni
rotini
shell-small-meduim-jumbo
spaghetti
tortellini
vermicelli
ziti
and more
2007-09-09 16:16:39
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answered by Anonymous
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maccaroni, linguini, angel hair, bowtie...
2007-09-09 16:12:45
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answered by Kendall 1
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