Pasta Cuomo

Pasta Cuomo Paccheri Lisci Pasta 17.6 Oz

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Discover authentic Paccheri Lisci from Gragnano with Pasta Cuomo.

These large, smooth-sided pasta tubes belong to the traditional Neapolitan pasta repertoire and are made in Gragnano using bronze dies and slow drying.

Their generous size makes them ideal for seafood sauces, ragù, baked pasta and stuffed recipes, while the bronze-die extrusion gives the pasta a naturally rough, porous surface that helps sauces cling beautifully.

Made in Gragnano, Italy · Bronze-Cut · Slow-Dried

Paccheri Lisci are large pasta tubes associated with the culinary traditions of Naples and Southern Italy.

Their wide shape makes them extremely versatile: they can be served with rich seafood or meat sauces, baked in the oven, or filled with ricotta, vegetables, fish or cheese.

Pasta Cuomo produces its Paccheri in historic Gragnano using bronze dies and slow drying.

Durum wheat semolina, water. Contains wheat.

Perfect with seafood sauces, slow-cooked ragù, tomato sauces, baked pasta recipes or stuffed preparations.

Cook for approximately 10–11 minutes, or until al dente.

Try them with shrimp, cherry tomatoes, garlic and parsley, or fill them with ricotta and spinach and bake with tomato sauce and Parmigiano.

Pasta Cuomo is a historic pasta producer from Gragnano, Italy, with roots dating back to 1820. Located on Via Roma in the heart of the town’s historic pasta district, the Cuomo family continues a tradition based on 100% Italian durum wheat semolina, bronze-die extrusion and slow drying in static cells. These methods give Pasta Cuomo its characteristic rough and porous surface, designed to hold sauces beautifully.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Paccheri Lisci?

Paccheri Lisci are large, smooth-sided pasta tubes from the Neapolitan tradition, ideal for rich sauces, baked recipes and stuffing.

Where are Pasta Cuomo Paccheri made?

They are made in Gragnano, Italy, a historic pasta-making town near Naples.

Are Paccheri Lisci actually smooth?

“Lisci” means the pasta shape does not have external ridges. Pasta Cuomo still uses bronze dies, which give the pasta a naturally rough and porous surface that helps sauces cling.

How long should Pasta Cuomo Paccheri Lisci cook?

The producer recommends approximately 10–11 minutes.

What sauces are best with Paccheri?

Paccheri work especially well with seafood, ragù, tomato sauces and rich Mediterranean condiments.

Can Paccheri be stuffed?

Yes. Their large tubular shape makes them excellent for filling with ricotta, vegetables, seafood or meat before baking.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Best Paccheri I’ve had! Worth every penny!

"This Paccheri was so tasty when I made Creamy Porcini. Easy to cook, with no breakage. I personally love Paccheri as it’s one of my favorite cuts of short pastas.. The quality of this cut exceeded my expectations. Al Dente, and full of flavor at the same time. The taste was amazing! I highly recommend this brand of pasta for anyone who enjoys Premium pasta etc. Thanks a ton for such a premium products!"

Anthony D. (5/5)

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"Wow. I cannot believe it. I have been looking for this past for so long. I loooove paccheri. A true specialty!"

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