Answer to Question #164684 in English for Ihab

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Pasta is far easier to cook than to classify. Choose a good brand made exclusively from durum wheat. Boil water, add coarse salt, toss in the pasta, and stir to prevent sticking. Check regularly by biting a piece in two. Chew attentively, testing for firmness without a hint of granularity against the teeth – perfectly cooked pasta is al dente, literally “to tooth”. Then scan the remaining section that faint white trace in the middle that some Italians call anima, the soul, of perfectly cooked pasta. Don’t add oil to the water or on any account throw a strand of pasta against the wall to see if it sticks. Italians never heard of these bizarre, mutations probably born in the 19^th century United States that are about as Italian as canned elbow macaroni.

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Pasta comprises of Carbonara, Spaghetti and meatballs Marconi and cheese. It’s one of the simple meals to prepare but having standard proportion of the ingredients need to be done keenly. Subsequently, one need to choose the vessel in which one is to cook on for example a small pot, Dutch Ove depending on the source one wants.

One of the steps is to add the salt to the boiling water and then add the available noodles. Keenly one need to allow the noodle to absorb the flavor of the salt. When the noodles boil enough they absorb the water and rehydrate this assist in maintaining the structure and to avoid extreme softness. On the entire process one is required to keep on stirring to prevent the noodles from sticking on the pot. The time of cooking Pasta can vary depending on the type of Pasta one is cooking.