I Tried to Make Pasta Using 18 Hacks In A Row • Tasty

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[Rin_Morris]

My Italian grandpa always said “your pasta water should be as salty as the sea” so that one is a legit technique

[ellenmcdonald]

More Katie, please. She is so much fun to watch!!! (Especially when she is with her husband♥️♥️♥️).

[shilohl]

POV: You didn’t even know this was called hack or hassle.

[ExtremeCakeOfficial]

Hey people at tasty .... Do not ever stop this series.

[sherrymukbang]

I guess most of people found this channel randomly and didn’t leave ever since 😊✨

[agentrikamcgee]

If I'm not mistaken, Alton Brown's "hack" was to use a mini-muffin tin that was slightly smaller than the meatball so the meatball sort of just rests above the bottom...? I remember watching it in an episode of Good Eats...

[Passionforfoodrecipes]

18 hacks in a row?!

*Im-pasta-ble!*

[sean]

I feel like all those garlic hacks are way more time consuming/difficult/dirty dish producing than whacking the cloves with a knife like most normal people do. :P

[JGDeRuvo]

Alton Brown uses a muffin tin, not an egg carton. He uses egg cartons to store condiments.

[julieramnani]

I'm pretty sure the hack read " put sauce in the pasta" and she did the other way🙄🙄

[alishamahmood]

*I don’t want much for myself. I just want the person reading this to be healthy, happy and loved. Wish you a good day.*

[thekatinator]

So, I think the hack with the oil was geared towards pasta that will be leftover. However, what we do at the restaurant where I work is we just toss the cooked noodles into boiling water for about a minute and then drain and serve with sauce. Works great 👍 (Also, please don't yell at me, we are a busy American pizza place and not by any means a traditional Italian restaurant.)

[ju_sakura]

am i the only one who thought it was only rie that was doing this series?

[roamingscarb]

Me:watching tasty even tho I am don't even gonna try making it :///

[ju_sakura]

so THIS is the hack or hastle series it was written on their page

[pritikalaw]

This is my fav series on tasty. Pls continue doing these series

[Mell]

Apparently adding salt to your water before boiling is not going to make it take longer to boil. What adding salt to water does is raise the boiling point and lower the specific heat. But that doesn't really matter, because the amount of salt you add to your water is so little, that the difference one way or the other is going to come down to seconds. No idea about the pitting stainless steel pots though.

[dwight]

My mother told me about throwing the pasta at the wall to check if it’s done. I’ve been doing it for years 😂

[nancyrahif]

I love the bright colors in this video. They make me happy 💛

[NorIsFlop]

another tip, oil doesnt really keep the sauce from sticking to the pasta as most sauces contain pasta even home made, but it keeps the noddles from sticking to each other very nicely