I have made orecchiette previously, using grano arso, albeit a flour mix prepared for pizza dough. Results were okay. This time I made my own grano arso, toasting fine durum (semola rimacinata) flour. Shaping these little ears of pasta are a labor of love. It takes time. But use your fingers or the flat edge of a knife. It works and is worth it!
Below is my latest batch, and a video lesson from Sabino Spadaccino, an Italian food blogger originally from Puglia, now living in Locarno.
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They look wonderful Jeremy. I will have to give these a try. Thanks.