Hey JC, this is what ziti is.....

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Ziti is a kind of pasta noodle. It is kind of a big tube shape but

not as big as

the type you might stuff with cheese, but more like a big straight

macaroni.

 

Here are some other pasta noodle definitions I found online. I was

looking for

a picture, but do you think I could find one? *lol*

 

Angle hair (Cappelli DÕAngeli) Ð is very fine strands of pasta.

* Cannelloni Ð are large tubular noodles which are usually served

stuffed and

baked.

* Farfalle Ð are pastas shaped like bow ties or butterflies.

* Fettuccine Ð is long and flat or ribbon-like shaped.

* Fusilli (Rotelle) Ð are long pasta strands with a curly, twisted

shape.

* Gnocchi Ð are soft dumpling commonly made from potatoes,

polenta, or

flour. Polenta is a corn meal staple of Northern Italy.

* Lasagna Ð is a wide ribbon pasta and is layered in dishes such

as lasagna.

* Linguini Ð are long flat noodles.

* Macaroni Ð are elbow shaped pasta.

* Manicotti Ð are large pasta tubes commonly filled with meat and

cheese.

* Orzo Ð are tiny barley shaped pasta, often used in soups.

* Penne Ð are pasta tubes with angular ends.

* Ravioli Ð are pillow-shaped stuffed pasta squares.

* Rigatoni Ð are larger ribbed pasta tubes.

* Rotini Ð are corkscrew shaped pasta

* Spaghetti Ð are long strands of pasta and is the most common

pasta dish

in the U.S.

* Tagliatelle Ð are pasta with a ribbon-like shape.

* Tortellini Ð are curved- shaped stuffed pasta.

* Ziti Ð are tube shaped pasta often used in baked dishes.

 

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