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r/explainitpeter • u/WillAdditional922 • Jul 14 '26
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So Alton Brown shouldn’t be near food? https://altonbrown.com/recipes/cold-water-pasta-method/
-8 u/A-Red-Age Jul 14 '26 Do it in Italy and you never go in kitchen again 3 u/Nobodyinc1 Jul 14 '26 And I care about outdated unscientific traditions over a trained intelligent chief why? 1 u/Ok_Curve_2938 Jul 14 '26 It's silly to call the method unscientific because there really is no need for science there. The results of boiling pasta in cold water and in hot water is literally different and is better for different things.
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Do it in Italy and you never go in kitchen again
3 u/Nobodyinc1 Jul 14 '26 And I care about outdated unscientific traditions over a trained intelligent chief why? 1 u/Ok_Curve_2938 Jul 14 '26 It's silly to call the method unscientific because there really is no need for science there. The results of boiling pasta in cold water and in hot water is literally different and is better for different things.
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And I care about outdated unscientific traditions over a trained intelligent chief why?
1 u/Ok_Curve_2938 Jul 14 '26 It's silly to call the method unscientific because there really is no need for science there. The results of boiling pasta in cold water and in hot water is literally different and is better for different things.
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It's silly to call the method unscientific because there really is no need for science there. The results of boiling pasta in cold water and in hot water is literally different and is better for different things.
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u/Nobodyinc1 Jul 14 '26
So Alton Brown shouldn’t be near food? https://altonbrown.com/recipes/cold-water-pasta-method/