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Rienzi Gluten Free Pasta

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My mom found Rienzi brand gluten free pasta at the store the other day, it was a corn and rice blend and I have to say that it was amazing. I used it to make cabbage and noodles since I didn't have time to make egg noodles and it was so good. It was also kind of similar to regular semolina pasta which is why I am so happy...I have been craving pasta. Anyway just wanted to let people know it was out there.

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