Pasta, pasta! Pass me the pasta!!!! Puh-lease ...; who doesn't love pasta? Mama Mia! Oy vey! Pasta reigns supreme. Pasta seems to engender the use of exclamation marks. Why is this? Could it be that ...

There are at least 350 shapes of pasta you can buy. Food blogger Dan Pashman apparently thought we could use one more. Pasta is one of the oldest processed foods, dating back several thousand years to ...

The Italian food writer Luca Cesari has written a history of pasta with citations and myths and medieval recipes he has ferreted out of archives. But it is something else too, which is less whimsical: ...

During the 20th century, Americans developed a love affair with pasta. On the big screen, spaghetti played memorable roles in classic films such as the Marx Brothers’ Night at the Opera (1935), Disney ...

From penne to cavatappi, our favorite pasta shapes have fascinating stories to tell. A stroll down the pasta aisle at your local supermarket presents you with a panoply of pasta shapes: tubular penne, ...

World Pasta Day is the annual celebration of not only about pasta but also about the consumers of pasta. This day highlight that pasta can be consumed all over the world in all the continents. Special ...

One of my favorite memories is of my grandmother Carmela DeLuca making pasta at the kitchen table. First, she’d measure out a mound of flour, make a well in the center, and drop in a few eggs. Then ...

(THE CONVERSATION) There are at least 350 shapes of pasta you can buy. Food blogger Dan Pashman apparently thought we could use one more. While the history of this new shape has been heavily ...