Cencioni

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Cencioni

Type	Pasta
Place of origin	Italy

Cencioni (Italian: [tʃenˈtʃoːni]) is a type of pasta.^[1] The name derives from the Italian for 'little rag'.^[1] Cencioni are oval and petal-shaped, with a slight curve, larger and flatter than orecchiette, with a more irregular shape and a rough texture to one side to help sauces cling better.

See also

• List of pasta

References

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