Here's everything you need to know to avoid a sticky situation on pasta night.

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Do You Have To Salt Pasta Water? In short, yes. You’d never cook pasta sauce (or nearly anything else) without properly ...

Why is a plate of pasta generally so much better in Italy? There are a lot of reasons, but let’s start with the most basic. They made the rules for how to cook and serve the pasta, and chefs ...

Cooking pasta al dente allows for some carryover cooking to happen once it’s out of the pot, whether that’s in a colander, a pot, or a skillet. It means you can finish cooking your pasta in sauces ...

If it's not tough and chewy, it's reduced to an unpalatable mush—there's certainly a fine art in cooking pasta perfectly al dente. And thanks to scientists and a surprising use of a particle ...

On Season 10 of Cook’s Country, test cook Ashley Moore showed host Bridget Lancaster how to make this classic Italian-American dish. Pasta with ragu is a classic Italian-American supper, but it ...

You’ve probably been boiling pasta the same way for years: water, salt, noodles, done. But professional chefs — and even scientists — say there’s a world of untapped flavor and texture hiding in that ...

You can transform a jarred spaghetti sauce into a delicious sauce that tastes like it has been simmering for hours. Here are ...

Most people cook pasta by feel. It works on busy nights, but it usually leads to leftovers that linger in the fridge or plates that feel a little too light. Since pasta expands as it cooks, figuring ...