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Why Chefs Save Leftover Pasta Water, and Why You Should, Too

If you're skipping this step when making pasta, you're leaving behind liquid gold. Among the suggestions home cooks often hear about unforgivable pasta sins , two top the list: overcooking and underseasoning.

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If you're skipping this step when making pasta, you're leaving behind liquid gold. Among the suggestions home cooks often hear about unforgivable pasta sins , two top the list: overcooking and underseasoning. But you’ve already got this! You know to ignore the recommended cooking time by a minute or two, understanding that crossover cooking and/or added sauce will keep moving the needle toward perfect al dente, and you’re absolutely in the habit of salting your pasta cooking water to a degree that’s “like the sea.”

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