

Roasted Durum Wheat Sardinian Fregula "Turrada", a typical Sardinian pasta made with durum wheat from the Middle Campidano region, small balls of pasta similar to the Middle Eastern cous cous, for this similarity it is called Italian cous cous or Sardinian cous cous.
Durum Wheat Semolina
Contains gluten
Fregula is 'turrada' when it is toasted, 'turrai' indeed means toast, 'turradura' means to roast and so 'turrapani' is the toaster.
The toasting not only speeds up the drying process, but also gives the Fregula its distinctive flavour.
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Loved for its versatility, Sardinian fregula is light and its rough, porous crumbs are ideal for absorbing spices.
It is also an excellent substitute for rice, spelt and quinoa in hot and cold first courses and fresh summer salads.
Fregula leaves a lot of room for fantasy when it comes to cooking methods:
Traditionally perfect with seafood and fish, it can also be used in vegetable soups or simply with tomato sauce.