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Artisan Pasta

Maurizio Artisan Pasta is crafted in the heart of Campania, Italy, where pasta making has been a cherished tradition for generations. Made with premium durum wheat semolina and produced using time honored artisan techniques, Maurizio pasta delivers the authentic taste, texture and quality that define true Italian pasta. Unlike mass produced varieties, artisan pasta is created with patience and precision at every stage of the process, resulting in a superior culinary experience that elevates even the simplest recipes.

What makes artisan pasta truly special is the attention to detail behind every strand and shape. From the carefully selected flour to the traditional bronze dies and slow drying methods, each step is designed to preserve flavor, create exceptional texture and provide the perfect surface for sauces to cling to. The result is pasta with a rich golden color, a hearty bite and a rustic character that reflects the craftsmanship of old world Italian pasta makers.

The Flour

The dough for Maurizio Artisan Pasta is made from the finest durum wheat semolina and steadily hand-kneaded to provide a smooth and elastic quality. The steady kneading ensures the dough is the perfect consistency and color, not overworked or overheated. Durum wheat semolina is a hard wheat that is high in protein. This means it absorbs more water and breaks down more starch as the pasta cooks for a better texture and more cohesive dish. The dough is then carefully pressed through traditional bronze dies, resulting in a uniquely rough texture that allows for a porous surface that aids in maximum sauce absorption.

Flour being kneaded

The Pasta Dies (Extruders)

The pasta dies, or pasta extruders, are the molds used to create different pasta cuts. Using bronze dies instead of the industrial Teflon dies results in a rough textured, permeable surface, whereas the Teflon dies result in a smooth surfaced pasta that doesn’t absorb as much sauce and releases most of its starch into the water.

Pasta Dies

The Drying Process

The newly shaped pasta is then slowly dried at low temperatures perfected by years of pasta artisans, resulting in the formation of the characteristic outer surface crust. Industrial pasta makers use high temperatures to quickly dry their pasta, which alters the characteristics, flavor and texture of the pasta. The artisan long drying time on wooden racks allows for slower fermentation, which results in fuller flavor of the pasta. After being carefully cooled to a stable temperature, the final premium quality artisan pasta is immediately packaged to preserve the treasured qualities that make this traditional pasta widely regarded as the best. For centuries, bronze die pastas with traditional drying methods have been widely regarded as the finest pastas and Maurizio Artisan Pasta is no exception.

Drying Process

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Experience the difference that authentic artisan pasta can make in your kitchen. From bucatini to rigatoni, these specialty cuts are crafted with traditional bronze dies, artisan pasta brings the taste of Italy to every meal.

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