Description

• Imported From Italy by Stonewall Kitchen
• Established 1388
• Produced at Monastero Di Montebello
• Isola Del Piano, Italy
• Italian Macaroni Product
• Non GMO Project Verified
• Certified Organic by MOFGA
• Stonewall Kitchen Family of Brands

Originally built in 1388, the idyllic Monastery of Montebello has long served as an emblem of agriculture in northern Italy. It stands surrounded by rolling hills and pristine fields, land that has benefited from centuries of natural cultivation. Today, a cooperative of organic family farms continues the tradition, employing sustainable practices to maintain the integrity of both soil and crops. Here is where Montebello pasta begins, with durum wheat that's thoughtfully grown, carefully harvested and gently ground into semolina flour.

Pasta, from farm to fork. 

To achieve pasta perfection, the skilled artisans of Montebello combine renewable energy with old-world techniques passed down from generation to generation. Working in small batches, they first bring together freshly milled flour and a sprinkling of pure water from a neighboring spring. The delicate dough is then shaped through classic bronze dies and left to gradually air-dry, a meticulous process that results in impeccable pasta with a wonderful, porous texture designed to better soak up sauce. Bite for bite, it's as delicious as homemade, delivering Italian excellence to any dish. 

Enjoy Montebello knowing that it's the finest Italy has to offer. 

Stonewall Kitchen is proud to be the exclusive importer of Montebello pastas. We search high, low and across the globe to bring you the best brands in specialty foods. Buon appetito!

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Ingredients

Organic durum wheat semolina.

Contains: Wheat (contains gluten). 

May contain traces of soy.

Suggested Use

1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil, using at least 4 quarts of water per pound of pasta. 
2. Add 1 1/2 Tbsp. of salt per pound of pasta once the water has begun boiling. 
3. Pour pasta into boiling water and stir immediately to prevent clumping. 
4. Begin testing for doneness prior to completed cook time, as tasting is the most reliable test. 
5. Drain pasta immediately into a colander. 
6. Sauce, serve and enjoy.

Cooking Time: Begin testing at 7 minutes. Recommended cook time is 8-10 minutes.