This is a special class to raise money for March For Our Lives, the youth-led gun-control organization started by survivors of the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, in Parkland, Florida. All proceeds from the class will be donated to the group.

We will be making beautiful hand-rolled fusilli di Felitto. This regional shape comes from a small town, Felitto, located in the Cilento National Park, south of Naples. It is part of the Slow Food Presidia—communities throughout Italy and the world that are charged with preserving local foods and traditions. The fusilli are made by rolling strips of dough around a metal skewer; when done properly, you end up with a long, hollow noodle, a bit like bucatini. The pasta is typically served with meat and sausage ragù, which we will also make.

You will receive the details for the class, including printable recipes and a list of ingredients and equipment, a week before class. The day before class, you will receive a reminder email with a link to join the class online.

All classes take place on Zoom and generally run about 2 hours. Space for this class is limited to 12 participants so that everyone can get the individual attention needed to successfully make this unique noodle.