Saffron Malloreddus
Saffron Malloreddus
Sfoglini Pasta Shop
Crafted By: Scott Ketchum + Steve Gonzalez
Brooklyn, NY
This decidedly odd name means "fat little calves" in Sardinian but all you need to know is that this is one ridiculously delicious pasta. Traditionally native to that coastal region south of Italy, Sfoglini's Malloreddus pasta is made with a hint of saffron, giving the dough its yellow-orange hue and subtly exotic flavor.
This decidedly odd name means "fat little calves" in Sardinian but all you need to know is that this is one ridiculously delicious pasta. Traditionally native to that coastal region south of Italy, Sfoglini's Malloreddus pasta is made with a hint of saffron, giving the dough its yellow-orange hue and subtly exotic flavor.
About Sfoglini Pasta Shop
After working for luminary chef Alberto Vanoli, Gonzalez traveled to Europe to refine his skills, working in prestigious kitchens throughout Spain and Italy. Upon his stateside return, he began fueling his craft with the creation of Sfoglini. The Cuttlefish Spaccatelli, a unique seasonal offering, brings a beautiful slate coloring and pronounced briny flavor that pairs perfectly with seafood.