Al dente whole wheat pasta?
 

Is it possible?

If not, why not?

Al dente whole wheat pasta?
 

"cybercat" > schreef in bericht
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> Is it possible?
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Yes! :)

> If not, why not?

n/a :)

Al dente whole wheat pasta?
 

"Jke" > wrote in message
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> "cybercat" > schreef in bericht
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> > Is it possible?
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> Yes! :)
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> > If not, why not?
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> n/a :)
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Care to elaborate? :)

Al dente whole wheat pasta?
 

"cybercat" > schreef in bericht
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> "Jke" > wrote in message
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>> "cybercat" > schreef in bericht
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>> Yes! :)
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>> > If not, why not?
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>> n/a :)
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> Care to elaborate? :)

If you're asking how to do it: follow the instructions on the packet, but
start testing doneness about 2 minutes before the end of the suggested
cooking time.

Al dente whole wheat pasta?
 

In article >, says...
> Is it possible?
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> If not, why not?
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Whole wheat pasta is just a horror, al dente or not. Some things were
just not meant to be made with whole wheat flour, and pasta is one of
them.

--
Peter Aitken
Visit my recipe and kitchen myths pages at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm

Al dente whole wheat pasta?
 

"Peter A" > wrote in message
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> In article >, says...
> > Is it possible?
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> > If not, why not?
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> Whole wheat pasta is just a horror, al dente or not. Some things were
> just not meant to be made with whole wheat flour, and pasta is one of
> them.
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I suspected this because when I tried it, just cooking it less time
than directed did NOT make it al dente. It was pasty and horrible
no matter what I did.

How can the added fiber keep the pasta from being al dente?

I am just wondering.