SC - table eating utensils
david friedman
ddfr at best.com
Fri Mar 24 22:12:54 PST 2000
Adamantius said:
> I've found lovely eggless noodles, both dry and fresh ones, in some of
> the Asian markets in my area, that are a nice substitute for making your
> own, both because they are eggless, and they tend to be made from a
> relatively soft wheat. I don't think these are supposed to end up al dente.
Thank you for these directions. There are several mentions of macrows in
the pasta-msg file in the Florilegium, but no recipe.
Newbie Cook question: I've seen this term before, "al dente" and it
is probably in some of my modern cookbooks, but what does it mean?
Was this the way pasta was cooked in period?
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Mark S. Harris Austin, Texas stefan at texas.net
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