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Need Help Cooking Pasta?
Do you love pasta but have a terrible time cooking it properly? This is very common. You prepare your pasta to have with a great sauce, but when it's done the pasta is either overcooked or not quite finished, making it bad to eat. There is hope, and with a little help from some easy tips, you too can learn how to cook great pasta regardless of what kind you're trying to cook or the recipe. You can cook easy meals like spaghetti and meatballs, or attempt chicken in the crock pot recipes that direct you to put the pasta in during the last half hour of cooking time.
An area that lots of folks have trouble is in knowing just how much water should be used when boiling the pasta. Simply remember that a good suggestion is to add about 4 to 6 quarts of water to the pot for each pound of pasta.
Another important tip that many aren't aware of is to never put your pasta into the pot of water before the water has come to a full boil. Some people believe it doesn't matter, but those same people probably eat sticky macaroni as a result. As soon as the water starts to boil, add the pasta while you stir it in and then let the water reach a boil again.
You may have heard it said to not stir your pasta while it's cooking, but this is probably one reason why your spaghetti turns out badly. Stirring the pasta helps the noodles to remain separate and not stick together or to the pan. Look over the directions on the package and do what they say so you cook the pasta properly.
Dishes such as chicken in the crock pot recipes like chicken noodle soup, may need noodles that are cooked separetly and then added to the cooker. A good idea is to cook the pasta to 'just done' and not limp so that it will hold up in the crock pot during the last 30 minutes of cooking. Same goes for casseroles that will be baked in the oven for additional cooking time.
So the big question, and the biggest challenge, is how to know when you've cooked the pasta long enough. This is the simple part. Just taste and see. Using a fork, remove a piece of pasta or spaghetti and eat it. The pasta is done if it's firm but not hard. Drain the water from the pot and do not let the noodles lounge around in the water. Another falsehood: you only have to rinse the pasta if you need it to be cold for a specific recipe or it you don't want to eat it warm. Makes sense doesn't it?
And there you have it. A few simple tips on how to prepare awesome pasta. You love pasta, and your family adores it, so don't continue serving them sticky noodles. Practice makes perfect and it results in perfectly wonderful pasta too!
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