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Paccheri 'ncantarati Fattoria Sila, a very slowly drying, dry artisanal pasta made from durum wheat semolina, drawn in bronze.
Paccheri are a traditional pasta shape from Campania and the South of Italy, easily recognized by their large, tubular form and hearty texture—perfect for enhancing rich and flavorful sauces. Their name comes from the Neapolitan word “pacchero”, meaning “slap,” a vivid reference to the sound this pasta makes when served, symbolizing conviviality and authentic Italian pleasure.
Thanks to their smooth or ridged surface and generous size, paccheri perfectly capture sauces, delivering a full and satisfying taste experience in every bite.
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Paccheri are highly versatile and pair beautifully with many classic Italian recipes:
- Paccheri with Neapolitan ragù: a timeless favorite with a slow-cooked, rich meat sauce.
- Paccheri with seafood (“allo scoglio”): perfect with shrimp, clams, squid, and other seafood.
- Paccheri with tomato and mozzarella: simple, authentic, and ingredient-focused.
- Paccheri with eggplant: inspired by the flavors of pasta alla Norma.
- Stuffed baked paccheri: filled with ricotta, meat, or vegetables, then oven-baked for a rich and impressive dish.
✅ Why choose paccheri
- Perfect shape for rich and structured sauces
- Excellent cooking resistance
- Ideal for both traditional and creative recipes
- Intense and authentic taste experience
Bring the taste of Italian tradition to your table with paccheri—a generous, elegant, and versatile pasta shape that transforms every dish into a special moment.
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Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Ingredients: durum wheat semolina, water.
- Region
- Calabria
This producer is not just about ‘nduja, the queen sauce of Calabrian cuisine made from fiery chilli pepper and a soft, spreadable salami. They also produce several other sauces and preserves that make good use of Calabrian chili, considered the finest in the world… alongside pestos, jams, mushroom antipasti, and jars of stuffed vegetables. This is without having mentioned their “olive schiacciate” – olives crushed with the pit still inside, left to marinate for several days, lightly seasoned, and preserved in oil.
This is Fattoria Sila, a company operating in a small town called Casali del Manco. They have been making sauces and preserves since 1998, making the most of the typical products of the Calabrian territory. Between the careful attention they pay to quality product processing, and the range featuring more traditional flavours and bold combinations alike, there is something for everyone on this page.