Mamamia! There’s-a-pasta-everywhere! From the ancient streets of Rome to the sidewalks of Chicago, people all over the world adore pasta. It’s simple, versatile and, when done right, can be a wonderfully elegant dish. So the question is, how much of a pasta pursuer are you? Can you tell a linguine from a tagliatelle? A lasagna from a ragu? Then this, my pasta loving friend, is the quiz for you.
Mamamia! There’s-a-pasta-everywhere! From the ancient streets of Rome to the sidewalks of Chicago, people all over the world adore pasta. It’s simple, versatile and, when done right, can be a wonderfully elegant dish. So the question is, how much of a pasta pursuer are you? Can you tell a linguine from a tagliatelle? A lasagna from a ragu? Then this, my pasta loving friend, is the quiz for you.
Spaghetti with tomato sauce is a fairly new invention – in fact, tomatoes only came to European shores in 1519. They were discovered in Mexico, and it took another 200 years before spaghetti and tomato sauce made its way into Italian kitchens.
Spaghetti with tomato sauce is a fairly new invention – in fact, tomatoes only came to European shores in 1519. They were discovered in Mexico, and it took another 200 years before spaghetti and tomato sauce made its way into Italian kitchens.
