How to Make Perfect Noodles
Choose a pot big enough to hold around 2 liters (or 4 quarts) of water., Choose your topping, and start heating it up on a low/medium heat if necessary. , Put the pot on the stove and turn the stove onto the highest level of heat. , Add the salt to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Choose a pot big enough to hold around 2 liters (or 4 quarts) of water.
Rinse the noodle under cold water and bite into it.
The noodles should be firm to the bite (al dente) but without a hard center.
Keep cooking and testing until the noodles are done to your taste. , Shake the colander once or twice to remove the cooking water. , Mix the noodles and topping gently to prevent the noodles from clumping up. ,, -
Step 2: Choose your topping
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Step 3: and start heating it up on a low/medium heat if necessary.
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Step 4: Put the pot on the stove and turn the stove onto the highest level of heat.
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Step 5: Add the salt to the water
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Step 6: if desired.
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Step 7: Once the water is boiling
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Step 8: carefully pour or place the noodles into the water.
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Step 9: Using a wooden spoon
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Step 10: push all of the noodles under water.
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Step 11: Stir the noodles frequently to prevent sticking.
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Step 12: After about 6 minutes take one out with the spoon or fork to check if they are ready.
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Step 13: Drain the noodles into a colander in the sink.
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Step 14: Pour the noodles into a bowl and spoon some of the topping over it.
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Step 15: Serve the noodles right away
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Step 16: with the rest of the topping and Parmesan cheese
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Step 17: if desired.
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Step 18: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Rinse the noodle under cold water and bite into it.
The noodles should be firm to the bite (al dente) but without a hard center.
Keep cooking and testing until the noodles are done to your taste. , Shake the colander once or twice to remove the cooking water. , Mix the noodles and topping gently to prevent the noodles from clumping up. ,,
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