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Of Pasta Rasta

How to cook the perfect amount of pasta:

  1. Pour out how much you think you need into boiling of boiling water
  2. Wrong
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  1. Bookstooge avatar
    Bookstooge

    Man, isn’t that the truth?

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  2. M. avatar
    M.

    Am I missing something here ?

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    1. Beaton avatar
      Beaton

      Maybe you the lucky few who have perfected the art of cooking pasta that you cook just the right amount – not too little not too much… because us mortal people struggle 😂
      ~B

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  3. hethrgood avatar
    hethrgood

    🤣🤣🤣

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    1. Beaton avatar
      Beaton

      tell me you know the secret to cooking perfect just the right amount not too much not too little😂 😂
      ~B

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      1. hethrgood avatar
        hethrgood

        I intentionally make too much so I have leftovers, but I do know how much is just the right amount.

      2. Beaton avatar
        Beaton

        Having leftovers is so much better than leaving people hungry and having extra means there’s possibilities for midnight snacks
        ~B

      3. hethrgood avatar
        hethrgood

        I agree! I make extra for easy lunches and dinners

  4. kutiyela avatar
    kutiyela

    Hi, I’m Italian here. Usually we count 100 grams per person. Generally between 80 grams (not that hungry) and 120 grams (hungrier than baseline). Hope this helps and “Buon appetito!” /Enjoy! ciao

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    1. Beaton avatar
      Beaton

      that helps a lot…. except for one tiny thing…. how do you know this is 100grams without a kitchen scale 😂 😂
      Bone apple tea
      ~B

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  5. boldcolours avatar
    boldcolours

    Just cook any amount you feel like cooking then if there are any leftovers you can always eat them tomorrow or feed the dog.

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    1. Beaton avatar
      Beaton

      Good plan !!!!
      ~B

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