When you bite into it, and your teeth feel some resistance, but the pasta is still tender, you've reached al dente. Still, even with fresh, the cooked pasta should have some bite to it. Making sure you don't overcook it is even more paramount with fresh pasta, as you will have much less margin for error. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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Often, the trick to perfectly cooked pasta is to cook your pasta for slightly less than the recommended cooking time.
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