By Fred Plotkin
Published 1989
The pleasures of cooking, saucing, and eating commercially produced dried pasta (pastasciutta) such as spaghetti and macaroni should be your first experiences as you develop your skills as a pasta cook. When you learn the proper state of doneness of a noodle, when you feel comfortable with saucing and, in general, when you think you have developed a confident feel for the rhythm and timing of making a bowl of pastasciutta, then, and only then, should you venture into the world of fresh, handmade pasta.
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