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Penne Lisce
Cooking time: 9 min
Penne are one of the most famous shapes in Italian tradition, owing to the imagination of the people of Naples and their passion for good cuisine. Their pointed shape, reminiscent of the old pen-nibs used with feather pens (hence the name Penne, meaning feather or pen), and the smooth surface bring out the best in any kind of sauce, particularly fresh and light ones. Barilla, Italy's n.1 pasta, took their shape and enhanced it with their long experience in quality and bringing out the flavour of pasta cooked "al dente". This is how Penne Lisce became one of the shapes gourmets appreciate the most.

The Shape
Penne Lisce Barilla have always been used for creative combinations. The slender and fine structure highlights this shape's dynamism and versatility. The smooth surface gives you refined sensations offering the palate the full taste of the most varied seasonings, as well as the pasta's delicacy.

Suggestions for use
Penne Lisce Barilla enhance spice aromas, the liveliness of tomato sauces (that you can find in the Barilla Sauces collection), flavoured with two leaves of fresh basil, and the subtle harmony of vegetable sauces, which glide delicately on their smooth surface. If you love the flavours of the sea, Barilla suggests you try them with anchovies, onions and small tomatoes, a typically Mediterranean recipe.
If you prefer more intense and fragrant flavours, make a sauce with veal sausage and minced rosemary, oregano and sage. Do not forget the classic, appetizing combination with Barilla Bolognese sauce. In every occasion, with any type of sauce, Penne Lisce Barilla bring onto your table the pleasures of great Italian cuisine. Because where there is Barilla, there is Italy.

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