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Busiate Trapanesi Perciasacchi Organic

€5,50 EUR

  • Ancient Sicilian wheat pasta "perciasacchi"
  • Wholemeal and organic
  • Holds sauces and condiments well

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Le busiate trapanesi Boniviri sono una pasta biologica artigianale realizzata con grano antico Perciasacchi, coltivato in Sicilia secondo pratiche rigenerative, senza uso di sostanze chimiche, nel rispetto della biodiversità e del lavoro agricolo etico.

Questa pasta biologica è trafilata al bronzo ed essiccata lentamente a bassa temperatura, per preservare tutte le proprietà nutrizionali del grano e offrire una tenuta perfetta in cottura. La forma tradizionale a spirale rende le busiate ideali per sughi vegetali, pesti di mandorle, legumi o verdure di stagione.

Il Perciasacchi è un grano antico ricco di fibre e naturalmente digeribile: una scelta consapevole per chi cerca una pasta sana, sostenibile e dal gusto autentico. Ogni pacco racconta il lavoro dei nostri coltivatori e una filiera tracciata dalla semina al piatto.

Stone milling and low-temperature processing preserve the nutritional properties that are otherwise damaged in industrial processes: mineral salts, polyphenols, antioxidants and carotenoids.

Ancient grains contain more fiber , which helps control the glycemic index.

Lighter and more digestible, our pasta contains less gluten than modern wheat, which when consumed every day can have inflammatory effects* .

Ancient grains have in fact been the subject of study at the University of Bologna by the group led by Professor Dinelli. The study found a nutraceutical value superior to that of modern wheat.

*Not suitable for intolerant people and celiacs.

Made with passion

Ancient grains, clean methods, artisanal care: here is our recipe.

  1. Protection of biodiversity and ancient Sicilian grains: we preserve the agricultural memory of the territory, renouncing modern high-yield hybrids to preserve flavor and nutritional benefits.
  2. Organic farming since 2001: without the use of pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers, respecting the soil and aquifers. The rotation between cereals and nitrogen-fixing legumes naturally enriches the land.
  3. Cold storage: after harvesting, the wheat is stored at a controlled temperature. The cold protects from mold and insects, without the use of chemical agents, and keeps the nutritional and organoleptic properties of the grain intact.
  4. Ancient washing technique: before milling, the wheat is carefully washed with water. This ancient technique removes all impurities and softens the grain, preparing it for a more delicate and respectful processing.
  5. Stone milling: stone milling does not overheat the flour and preserves the wheat germ, the part richest in nutrients, intact.

The result is a lively, nutritious and tasty pasta.

More information

Information

  • Ingredients

  • Weight

    500 g.

  • Origin

    Sicily, Italy

  • Maximum expiration

  • Allergens

    • Glutine

Valore energetico: 1584 Kj/373 Kcal

Grassi totali: 1.38 g.

- di cui saturi: 0.34 g.

Carboidrati: 79.7 g.

- di cui zuccheri: 5.23 g.

Proteine: 10.5 g.

Sodio: 0.016 g

Busiate Trapanesi Perciasacchi Organic

€5,50 EUR

€5,50 EUR

Know who makes it

Rosaria Miceli Azienda Agricola

Between Erice and Segesta, Rosaria Miceli takes care of her farm of about 20 hectares. Here, among legumes, olive trees and ancient Sicilian grains, Rosaria follows the organic regime and adopts natural techniques such as crop rotation. The "perciasacchi" wheat ears protect themselves and without the use of pesticides thanks to their height that reaches up to 1.80 m. By grinding her own wheat and transforming it into artisanal pasta, Rosaria has created a short and transparent supply chain.

A recipe for you

Busiate trapanesi with almond, lemon and chilli pesto

Mince100 g toasted almondsin a mixer, maintaining a coarse consistency.
Add30 g of extra virgin olive oil, thezest and juice of half a lemon, a pinch offleur de sel with dried datterino tomatoes and oregano, And15 g of water.
Blend until you get a creamy pesto. If necessary, gradually add the remaining15 g of waterto adjust the consistency. In the meantime, cook200 g of busiate trapanesiin plenty of salted water.
Transfer the pesto to a pan and, while the pasta cooks,dilute it with a little cooking water at a time, until you get a velvety consistency. Drain the pasta al dente, transfer it to the pan andmix well with the pesto.
Serve with a drizzle ofraw extra virgin olive oiland onesprinkle of chili pepper and lemon powder, as you like.

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