Gustiamo on Rachael Ray Every Day
Our founder and president, Beatrice is in the Rachael Ray Magazine serving the very best Italian food pantry advice. As the wonderful Geraldine Campbell writes, “Beatrice …
The History Behind Pasta Faella
Pasta Faella, the history. If you drive south from Naples and head toward the Amalfi Coast, you’ll just about drive through Gragnano, a small Italian …
Pasta with Caperberries, Hake, and Sun Dried Tomatoes
Gustiamo is on a caperberry kick. We can’t stop cooking with them; we’ve been adding caperberries to just about everything lately. When our friend, Chef Silvia …
Faella Rocks Dissapore Gragnano Challenge
Dissapore is one of the most famous food blogs in Italy. We have talked about them before. Remember our incredible Corbezzolo Honey? Dissapore is famous …
The thick and thin of spaghetti. New product!
To say our week was full of pasta would be a huge understatement. Not only were Beatrice and Edoardo in Michigan cooking Cacio e Pepe …
2 New Long Pasta Shapes from Gragnano
Pasta Faella Presents for their first time in the USA: Mezzanelli and Spaghettini. We are certain you have never had Mezzanelli before. To oversimplify them, …
New Favorite Pasta Shape
The other day, at Pastifico Faella, we got to watch Sedani in action. It was pasta magic. We observed the process from semola to drying. …
How Faella Makes Sedani
Stand in the center of Gragnano, or maybe have a seat on the piazza fountain, and there is no mistaking you are in The Pasta …
The San Marzano Tomato Harvest!
It’s San Marzano tomato harvest season! By this time you undoubtedly know that Gustiamo is obsessed with maintaining the integrity and truthfulness in San Marzano …
Adventures in Sarno and Gragnano
Gustiamo’s Edoardo is in the middle of a splendid adventure around Napoli and Salerno. He has been in the field learning all about the San …
Nancy Harmon Jenkins’s at Pastificio Faella
Just back from her trip to the pasta producing center of the universe, Gragnano, Nancy Harmon Jenkins breaks down why Pasta Faella is the epitome …
Nancy Harmon Jenkins in Campania
Our esteemed friend Nancy Harmon Jenkins recently journeyed to the heart of agricultural Italy: Campania. While there, Nancy visited Pasta Faella, Casa Barone, and DaniCoop. Nancy, …
After 500 Years Gragnano Pasta is Finally Protected!
Gragnano is celebrating! After battling against classic unyielding European bureaucracy, a handful of Napoli’s good pasta makers have finally won. Although IGP status was granted …
Pasta Faella on the Cover of Bon Appetit
Breaking news! Pasta Faella is on the cover of the Bon Appetit Magazine February 2013 issue! Sara Jenkins, the acclaimed Pasta-Centric chef in NYC, cooks for “Pasta!” on …
The “local-ness” of Whole Grain Wheat in Italian Pasta
When I first heard about respected Italian pasta artisans making traditional pasta with Canadian grown whole grain durum wheat, I had a personal locavore mini-crisis. …
Pasta Faella and Colatura, a Natural Pair of Wonderful Foods
At Salone del Gusto we didn’t go anywhere without first making a stop in Campania. Actually we felt we were always there. Why? We love Campania …
Pasta Faella from Gragnano is a SOFI finalist in Washington DC
Getting ready to go to Washington DC, to attend the Fancy Food Show and to celebrate Pasta Faella, SOFI finalist as best product of the …
Pasta Faella – IGP Gragnano
In 2004 ten pasta producers from Gragnano, in Campania, applied for the IGP “Gragnano pasta” certification (protected geographical indication) – first initiative ever of this …
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