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Cooking & Baking

maspaha

(414 posts)

7. This would be perfect for summer!

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Original post)

Mon Dec 11, 2023, 10:06 PM

Dec 2023

I usually avoid cooking pasta in the summer since the last thing my air conditioning needs is more heat and humidity. But, this cooking method sounds like maybe I could add pasta back to the summer menu.

Can’t wait to hear the results!

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The Cold Water Pasta Hack - has anyone here tried this method for cooking pasta? [View all] Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 OP

I will cook my next pasta just like that. MOMFUDSKI Dec 2023 #1

YW, MOMFUDSKI! Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 #2

lol MOMFUDSKI Dec 2023 #5

I know... i'm just imagining Lidia Bastianich's reaction.... viva la Dec 2023 #8

Interesting. But, honestly, I have never had a problem telling when my pasta is niyad Dec 2023 #3

I buy the same spaghetti every time Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 #4

I have always taken a bite to check on MOMFUDSKI Dec 2023 #6

This would be perfect for summer! maspaha Dec 2023 #7

You make a great point, maspaha. Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 #12

I just went down the youtube rabbit hole with this one. Looks like a keeper. I'll try it tomorrow! nt mitch96 Dec 2023 #9

One can use an Instant Pot - 1 pound pasta + 5 cups water progree Dec 2023 #10

Looks like a bachelor recipe, honestly Warpy Dec 2023 #11

Yep you're right! Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 #13

Guess I'll try it next time, but Backseat Driver Dec 2023 #14

Why are you re wetting it? Phentex Dec 2023 #18

Ahhhh...that's the problem! Backseat Driver Dec 2023 #19

I've used a Pasta Fasta for years Nittersing Dec 2023 #15

I gave it a go today with soba noodles. Works a treat!! A keeper method..nt mitch96 Dec 2023 #16

TY Mitch96! Diamond_Dog Dec 2023 #17