A raw pasta with an intense flavor given by chestnut flour: a fresh pasta shape typical of Ligurian hinterland, to be seasoned to taste, in winter with Brusso and potatoes and in summer with fresh vegetables or… with what you prefer!
250 g of chestnut flour
250 g of white flour
Water
Salt and pepper
Sift together the two flours and then knead them, adding lukewarm water a little at a time, until a homogeneous and elastic, rather compact mixture is obtained. Roll it out on a pastry board and, with the help of a rolling pin, reduce it to a tile about one and a half centimetres thick.
From the dough, create 1 cm wide strips: cut the strips until you obtain squares and vigorously pass them on the fork with a hit (hence the name) of the thumb.
Cook them in boiling salted water and season them with butter, pesto sauce or tomato sauce.