

Marcozzi Bronze Die Pappardelle
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Pappardelle takes its name from the Italian "pappare" — to gobble up — and the name fits. These are the widest ribbons in the long pasta family, and their generous surface area makes them the definitive match for the heaviest, most deeply flavoured sauces in the Italian repertoire. This version is made by Marcozzi di Campofilone, a family-run pastificio in Le Marche that has been producing the authentic egg pasta of Campofilone for more than 20 years. The pasta is made from just two ingredients — durum wheat semolina and 35% fresh free-range eggs — with no water added to the dough. The eggs come from non-intensive farms where the hens are fed non-GMO cereals.
The bronze die extrusion produces a rough, porous surface that grips and holds sauce in a way that smooth, Teflon-extruded pasta cannot. Combined with the slow, low-temperature drying that preserves the natural wheat and egg flavour, the result is a pasta with real substance, bite, and an ability to stand up to the most robust preparations. Pappardelle is the traditional partner for slow-cooked game ragùs — wild boar, hare, venison, duck — where the wide ribbons catch and hold the thick, rich sauce. It is equally at home with braised oxtail, osso buco, lamb ragù, and rich mushroom sauces built on porcini or mixed wild mushrooms. Anywhere you need a pasta that can carry serious weight without collapsing, pappardelle is the right choice.
Producer: Marcozzi di Campofilone, a family-run pastificio based in Campofilone, Le Marche, Italy. One of the original seven producers from this small town, which holds one of Italy's oldest pasta-making traditions dating back to the 1400s. The company holds European Organic Certification and uses only Italian-grown durum wheat and free-range eggs.
Storage: Ambient. Store in a cool, dry place away from light and direct heat
