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Capunti with Jason Stoneburner
Capunti are a favorite pasta of our friend Jason Stoneburner, owner of Stoneburner, one of Seattle’s best spots for handmade doughy treats. Incredibly versatile, these little canoes can be rustic or fancy, take less than hour to make, and suit any sauce, with all the right crevices for holding on to flavor. Let Jason walk you through the steps of making this history-rich pasta in no time at all.
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