Pasta made from the ancient durum wheat TIMILIA from Sicily. Around 50 old, ancient grain varieties are still cultivated there today, mostly in small quantities. These old ancient varieties have not been bred and contain little gluten. Today, such pasta specialties are a particular delicacy in Italy. The BUSIATA shape is around 1,000 years old and takes its name from the Sicilian grass BUSA, around whose stalks the dough for this pasta was once wrapped. Its taste is unique and its consistency is very firm. Busiata integrale is made for us in a small pastificio, where only ancient ancient grains are used.
If you have cooked the San Vicario Busiata and want to use it for a pasta salad, drain the pasta immediately after cooking and place it in a bowl to cool slightly. Then pour San Vicario extra virgin olive oil over the pasta and stir so that the olive oil reaches all of the pasta. You can now store the pasta in the fridge for 1 - 2 days, preferably covered with a plate. As the pasta cools, so-called "resistant" starch forms in the pasta, which we can no longer digest. It therefore benefits our gut microbiome and creates an environment in which the good gut bacteria can thrive. Pasta salads therefore make a really good contribution to our health.
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