Toss, toss, toss as
the pasta finishes cooking.
Not exact matches
Just before spaghetti is done, about 3 minutes, add broccoli to
pasta water with
pasta while it
finishes its
cooking.
I like to
cook the
pasta until it's just slightly under aldente, since it
finishes cooking in the sauce.
When they're
finished cooking, they'll have the consistency of
pasta al dente.
When the
pasta is
finished cooking, drain and dump into a large bowl.
When
pasta has
finished cooking, drain, and return to pot.
When the
pasta is
finished cooking, drain it in a colander.
Finishing the
pasta in the pan with the garlic and oil ensures every noodle is perfectly
cooked and evenly coated with the delectable sauce.
Once the water's boiling go ahead and toss the
pasta in there and
cook 1 or 2 minutes less than the box says too, we want it to be a little extra al dente because the oven will
finish it off.
Overall, it took me less than 20 minutes from start to
finish to
cook this meal, mainly because the
pasta needed 15 minutes to be al dente.
When
pasta is
finished cooking, drain, rinse and return to pot.
Lower the heat and allow the
pasta to
cook until it's about 3/4 of the way
finished (still slightly firm).
Drain the
pasta (never rinse), and do as chefs do:
Finish the last bit of
cooking in the pan in which you've made your sauce.
I make that all the time as a
pasta dish — boil the broccoli, remove with slotted spoon,
cook the
pasta in the same water while you
finish the broccoli.
When the
pasta is about half
finished, scrape the carmelized fennel and onions to the side, and put the whole can of tomato paste into the pan and let it
cook down and carmelize.
Unclear from the instructions here, does he
pasta get
cooked fully before baking or should you leave it on the very al dente side to
finish cooking as it bakes?
The
pasta will
finish cooking, while the
pasta water will create a thicker sauce.
When
finished cooking, turn off the heat, drain the water and add the
pasta / veggies back into the large pot.
Do not
finish processing until the
pasta is
cooked.
Cooking the rice like pasta — in a large pot of boiling, salted water — cuts cooking time and helps keep the grains from sticking together in the finishe
Cooking the rice like
pasta — in a large pot of boiling, salted water — cuts
cooking time and helps keep the grains from sticking together in the finishe
cooking time and helps keep the grains from sticking together in the
finished dish.
After I quickly
cooked the
pasta, I still needed a sauce to
finish off the fettuccine, so I used the leftover beet greens to make pesto.
After the
pasta was
finished cooking, I added in chopped bacon, finely diced dill pickles and raw onions.
Barely thirty seconds before the
pasta has
finished cooking, add the asparagus.
Follow package instructions and boil
PASTA NOODLES until al dente (slightly undercooked, they'll
finish cooking later).
When the
pasta has
finished cooking, drain and return it to the pot.
Finishing pasta in a pan with butter and some of the
cooking liquid is what separates restaurant results from home versions.
Add
pasta and 1/2 cup
pasta cooking liquid and
cook, tossing often and adding more
pasta cooking liquid as needed to help
finish cooking pasta, until
pasta is al dente and sauce is thickened and coats
pasta, about 5 minutes.
We can see the
finish line: You just need to
cook pasta.
I fry them up in a pan, then
finish cooking them in the
pasta sauce.
When
pasta is
finished cooking, toss drained noodles with the spinach - tomato mixture and pesto.
The sauce should be reduced by two - thirds just about the time that the
pasta has
finished cooking.
Once the
pasta is
finished cooking, drain it and toss with 1 to 2 tablespoons of the roasted garlic butter (or more!).
Finish cooking the
pasta, drain everything, return it back to the pot and add your pesto and artichokes (if you'd like).
Once
pasta has
finished cooking, add directly to skillet with cream sauce.
Add the
pasta shells to the boiling water (top up the water if necessary) and
cook until it's about half way done (it'll
finish cooking in the oven).
When mixture
finishes cooking, add to the
pasta pot, along with the remaining 2 Tbs of butter and 1/4 cup of the
cooking water.
You'll
cook your
pasta a bit under al dente and
finish cooking in the sauce.
-LCB- Zucchini
Pasta with Avocado Cream Sauce -RCB- Maybe it's because thinking about fall brings more motivation for creativity and new beginnings than the rest of the year, but lately I've been anxious to
cook, reorganize, and
finish some creative projects I've been meaning to complete for a while now.