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It depends on the size and type of pasta. Orzo and angel hair need about 6 minutes or a little more. Thicker pastas need 10 - 12 minutes, or longer. Take out a piece to taste it and test the doneness.

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Dried pasta does not stand in sauce before it is cooked. Dried pasta needs to be cooked in boiling water until it is the way you like to eat it. The longer you boil it the softer it gets. Then you heat the pasta sauce and add it to the pasta.

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It depends on how long you want it to cook but it could take form an hour or 2 to a day.

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