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They are the same pasta but in different shapes. If you're making a pasta dish you can use either one. Tagiliatelle is just wider than linguini.
The yellow pasta is made of durum wheat flour and water, sometimes it is made by flour, eggs and a little salt (aka Fresh egg Pasta) The red pasta is made in the same way as other pasta but it is flavoured with tomatoes. The green pasta is made in the same way as other pasta but it is flavoured with spinach.
how far ahead are you making it ? the same day or a few days before it ? if you make it the same day it should still be fresh but if you make it earlier than it night dry out and get hard. if you are asking how to make it go to the store,buy the pasta, and then cook it, follow the directions on the box or bag.
No. They are different.
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If you add too much salt to the water what ever you cook in that water will also be salty. Pasta cooked in over salted water will result in salty pasta. The same applies to any startch cooked in over salted water. You want to add just enough salt to add a little flavour to the item you are cooking.
It's approximately 1/2 the weight of same pasta cooked.
Pasta is pasta, whether it is cooked or not. They should be the same. The only difference would be if you added something (butter, oil, sauce, ect.) to the cooked pasta.
Vegan chefs prepare food in the same way and manner as non-vegan or regualr chefs do. Instead of incorporating meat, a vegen chef will use other ingredients. Some main differences come in that vegen chefs will use more oil or a vegen butter in place of real butter, and the same goes with other diary products. There are vegen substitutes that are often used.
A small Italian tubular pasta that is cut so the diameter is roughly the same as the width.
yes because noodles and pasta are the same thing
spagetti and pasta are the same thing but only spagetti is like strings but pasta is normally shells.and they also have a variety of colours