- Use a deep pan and fill it with water. Add salt to the water and boil.
- Now add the
pasta to the boiling water.
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Stir the cooking
pasta at equal intervals to avoid it sticking to one another and to the bottom of
the pan, especially when the pasta is almost cooked.
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Best way to
check if the pasta is cooked is to remove one pasta strand and cut it to see the
middle. If it is not cooked the middle will still appear yellow in colour. If still unsure just eat a piece to check.
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Once the pasta
is cooked drain the water and run it under cold running water. This will make
sure that the pasta doesn’t stick to each other. This is best suited if you intend to
keep the pasta standing for some time while preparing other ingredients for the
dish. Note that rinsing the pasta in cold water will also wash away all the
starch sticking to the cooked pasta. This will also prevent the sauce from sticking
to the pasta.
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Alternatively splash
a little olive oil on the drained pasta and mix well by hand to coat all the strains
with a light layer of oil. This method is better suited when the pasta is to be
served hot immediately.
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
How to cook pasta?
A simple method
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