Description
Fresh Fettuccine
Our fresh fettuccine, which is created by hand every day for an al dente bite that perfectly embraces your choice of sauce, will transport you to a world of genuine Italian comfort. Select creamy Alfredo for buttery indulgence, vivid Basil Pesto for herbaceous freshness, or fiery Arrabbiata for a spicy tomato kick—premium pasta delight in a cozy, welcoming café environment perfect for casual lunches or romantic dinners.
Key Ingredients
- Durum wheat semolina, eggs, olive oil, ripe tomatoes, garlic, red chili flakes, fresh basil leaves, pine nuts, parmesan cheese, butter, heavy cream, black pepper, sea salt, parsley
Quick-Made Recipe
- Prepare fresh fettuccine dough with durum semolina, eggs, and a touch of olive oil; knead until smooth, roll thin, and cut into wide ribbons, then boil in salted water for 2-3 minutes until al dente.
- For Arrabbiata: Sauté garlic and red chili flakes in olive oil, add chopped ripe tomatoes, simmer until thickened, season with salt and parsley.
- For Alfredo: Melt butter, stir in heavy cream and grated parmesan until silky, season with black pepper.
- For Basil Pesto: Blend fresh basil, pine nuts, garlic, parmesan, and olive oil into a vibrant sauce, adjust with salt.
- Drain pasta, toss generously in chosen sauce, finish with extra parmesan and herbs; serve immediately.
Fresh Fettuccine (Arrabbiata/Alfredo/Basil Pesto) at Avayacafe honors true Italian craftsmanship with freshly produced, firm yet supple pasta and sauces made with premium ingredients—no short cuts, just harmonious flavors. The velvety Alfredo envelops in creamy comfort, the fragrant Basil Pesto charms with nutty, garlicky brightness, and the fiery Arrabbiata awakens the palette with powerful heat. This dish, which is vegetarian and customizable, provides adaptable enjoyment for any mood and is best eaten in our comfortable, modern setting with our house wines or craft beverages. Avayacafe’s commitment to excellence is evident in every bite, making it a classic café staple that exudes sophistication and nostalgia.


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