The Gusti Parmigiano Mac & Cheese
Is Mac & Cheese part of the “traditional” Italian repertoire? No. Do we love using outstanding Italian ingredients to make non-Italian recipes? Hell yes. Mac …
Faella Lasagna in the New York Times
Pick up a single sheet of Pastificio Faella Lasagna and you know it’s something special. Made in the traditional Gragnano style, each lasagna sheet is …
Fall Lasagna with Radicchio, Pumpkin, and Red Onions
Once you’ve tried Faella’s lasagna sheets there’s no going back. With the real flavor of Italian durum wheat, their texture is like none other. They …
Pasta Faella’s Lasagna Recipe
This recipe for Lasagna comes to us from Maria Cristina Faella. Her husband Sergio runs Pasta Faella in Gragnano, Campania. Filled with miniature meatballs, ricotta, …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Caserecci with Anchovies and Cauliflower
This recipe for pasta with anchovies and cauliflower was inspired by this article in The New Yorker. Judith Thurman’s poetic words about pine nuts, which …