no it wont sorry to dash your hopes
This is because the boiling water softens the carbohydrates in the pasta. The pasta will absorb some of the water which makes it softer due to breaking down some of the very long chains of carbohydrates in the pasta.
Adding a little salt to the boiling water gives pasta a little taste or flavor.
You can taste pasta to check if it is done. The pasta should be soft, but have a bit of bite, which is 'al dente'.
Pasta should be cooked in lots of boiling water.
If you add pasta to cold water, and then bring it to a boil, the starches will begin to dissolve. This will cause a very sticky surface on the pasta, and it will clump together. By adding the pasta to boiling water, the surface starches cook right away.
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It is a physical change: the water is absorbed into the sponge-like pasta. The elements and compounds of the flour and water are not changed, and you could even dry the pasta out again (with a probable loss of quality).
it is used for making pasta !
boil water on the stove, but sprinkle salt in the water when its boiling, after it boils add the pasta.
Pasta needs to cook in rapidly boiling water, so a double boiler won't work that well for cooking pasta.
heated water disrupts and weakens the hydrogen bonds holding the starch molecules together (amylose and amylopectin) allowing water to leach into the cells. This disrupts the order of the crystalline structure and the pasta goes soft.
for pasta to help it to not stick together.