What have you learned?

Stop watching the pot.

Turn on the stove, if you haven't. ;)

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Having had to actually cook lately, I discovered this is BS.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...30664030ca.jpg

Fourteen minutes into preparation and the water hasn?t gotten to a boil yet.

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Start with hot water from the tap and put that sucker on "Hi".

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Originally Posted by Gman

Start with hot water from the tap and put that sucker on "Hi".

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I did.

In all fairness, I was standing there watching the pot and waiting for it to boil.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Having had to actually cook lately, I discovered this is BS.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...30664030ca.jpg

Fourteen minutes into preparation and the water hasn?t gotten to a boil yet.

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That is BS. False advertising. Did you return it? Maybe a class action lawsuit is in order...

I need to grow some vegetables...

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Having had to actually cook lately, I discovered this is BS.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...30664030ca.jpg

Fourteen minutes into preparation and the water hasn?t gotten to a boil yet.

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Instant pot it. reduce the al dente time or how ever you like it by 1/2. Approx 8 minutes to come to temp and pressure, before timer kicks in.


They say to shut down and release pressure after timer goes off. I've found you turn off and let sit 30ish seconds before venting. . Pasta is trial & error. It cooks most pastas well.

EXCEPT: angel hair pasta. If you need to do some body work, there's natural bondo ready in 3 minutes, or plaster a wall.

I'm too picky about the texture of my pasta to go the Instant Pot route.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Instant pot it. reduce the al dente time or how ever you like it by 1/2. Approx 8 minutes to come to temp and pressure, before timer kicks in.


They say to shut down and release pressure after timer goes off. I've found you turn off and let sit 30ish seconds before venting. . Pasta is trial & error. It cooks most pastas well.

EXCEPT: angel hair pasta. If you need to do some body work, there's natural bondo ready in 3 minutes, or plaster a wall.

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Nice. If I find I have to feed myself for too much longer I might have to get one of those.

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Originally Posted by Gman

I'm too picky about the texture of my pasta to go the Instant Pot route.

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So, do you prefer a limp noodle or do you like it a little firmer?

I like my pasta al dente.

I'm not going to be a party to your noodle hot tub fantasy.[hahhah-no]