Gemelli

General Description:

A type of short, twisted pasta with a hollow center

Originates from Italy, specifically the Campania region

Typically made from durum wheat flour and water

Has a slightly chewy texture and a mild flavor

Common Uses:

Salads

Soups

Casseroles

Pasta dishes with light sauces, such as pesto or marinara

Can be used as a substitute for other short pasta shapes, such as penne or fusilli

Nutritional Value:

Good source of carbohydrates

Provides some protein and fiber

Low in fat and sodium

Cooking Tips:

Cook in boiling salted water for 8-10 minutes, or until al dente (tender but still slightly firm to the bite)

Drain well and toss with your desired sauce or ingredients

Can be cooked ahead of time and reheated

Other Notes:

The name "gemelli" means "twins" in Italian, referring to the pasta's twisted shape

Sometimes referred to as "corkscrew pasta" or "spiral pasta"

Can be found in various colors, including white, green (made with spinach), and red (made with tomatoes)

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