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  1. The easiest guideline to pasta water i can give you is salt it to taste

    Literally, taste it. Does it taste pleasantly seasoned? Boom, you're on the money. Too little? Add more salt. Too much? Add more water.

  2. Great tip for the salt. It took me a long time to learn that one. I always over salted, but the biggest problem with it isn’t that the pasta gets salty, but that the water is too salty to add to the sauce.

  3. WRONG!!!WRONG!!WRONG!! If you
    Don’t add olive oil or butter to the
    Cooking,noodles per time on instructions
    The noodles WILL!WiLL! Stick together.
    I’ve been cooking 40 years now!
    Secret! USE THE PASTA SRVER , to
    Keep stirring when boiling!!!! 1/4 stick
    Butter or 2TBS olive oil enjoy!😘😍🥰😘😍🥰😘😍🙏🙏

  4. The salt one I unfortunately had to learn from experience.

    I almost never make Spaghetti.(or any kind of Pasta)

    First time I made spaghetti I thought that you were supposed to heavily salt the water because Spaghetti can't absorb the salt.(You know because everyone keeps saying salt the water like the sea bullshit)

    So I threw in a few TABLE SPOONS of salt in the water.

    Safe to say it was a very salty spaghetti.

  5. The advice about the salt is completely false.

    You want to add more salt than he suggests. Every single Michelin star chef says salt your water so it basically tastes like the sea. I’ll trust them over this guy..

    They know far more about this.

  6. KITCHEN TIPS WITH user 8675309; in the US we homecook chefs use oil so the chems in the water doesn’t keep our noodles comected by that film on them! It’s our tap water DONT worry it’s not contagious ithink😂😂😂

  7. A drop of oil or butter ( literally a few drips ) only serves to stop bubbles forming when the water is boiling, helping it to not boil over. A handy thing for a distracted or inexperienced cook, but of no value to a chef.

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