Cooking Pasta

Gone 03 de Marzo de 2011

1. 4 ounces of dry pasta per person is a normal serving.

2. Use at least 4 quarts of water per pound to cook your pasta.

3. Add approximately 1 tablespoon of salt per pound of pasta just before you add the pasta.

4. Stir the pasta often to prevent sticking. Never add oil in the water. This avoids the pasta sticking together when it cooks but also prevents your sauce to cling to the pasta.

5. One pound of spaghetti takes approximately 8 to 10 minutes to cook but check it frequently until it’s “al dente”.

6. As soon as the pasta is done, drain it in a colander. Do not run your pasta under cold water.

7. Return your pasta to the hot pot and mix in your sauce well.

8. Add your mixed pasta to a bowl and serve.

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Claudia lamascolo
Claudia lamascolo Jueves, 03 de Marzo de 2011 a las 03:39 PM
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Thank you Tony this is a great contribution to the group I am so glad you posted this... I love the tip on the pasta not sticking! thanks again!

Amos Miller
Amos Miller Viernes, 04 de Marzo de 2011 a las 12:06 AM
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You are definitely Italian, brother! I don't know who ever thought that rinsing pasta was a good idea - you remove all the starch that holds the sauce to the pasta - que fa?!

annie
annie Viernes, 04 de Marzo de 2011 a las 11:46 AM
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Great tip thanks

Frank Bagdon
Frank Bagdon Viernes, 04 de Marzo de 2011 a las 01:07 PM
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Thanks for the great tips Tony. I usually rinse my pasta, but that is just because I've always seen others do it.

Fatima Binta
Fatima Binta Viernes, 04 de Marzo de 2011 a las 11:49 PM
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Thank you for the great insight to cooking pasta. The remedy to the 'sticking' thing has been a myth.

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