An Italian wheat grain, farro is chewy and tender like barley but with a milder flavor. Pearled or cracked farro cooks much faster than whole regular farro, and it doesn't require soaking before it's made.
This recipe is a good way to make the switch from white pasta to whole-grain varieties that offer more fiber and protein. This dish also tastes great as a cold noodle salad.
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