• enkers
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    2 months ago

    Oh well, guess I’m eating pasta this month. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    • @dodgy_bagel@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      152 months ago

      You’re gonna show up in a youtube video.

      A 30 year old presented to the E.R. with a bloated stomach and high fever. He claims to have eaten the same pasta for 30 days. As we know, botulism starts to grow on noodles after three days, which means…

      • ✺roguetrick✺
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        62 months ago

        Ackchully Clostridium botulinum is an obligate anaerobe from soil and should never grow in conditions of old pasta. The oxygen alone would kill it.

      • @exasperation@lemm.ee
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        32 months ago

        You’re thinking of bacillus cereus, which grows on cooked rice or pasta stored at room temperature.

    • @UraniumBlazer@lemm.ee
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      302 months ago

      Start weighing EVERYTHING. The consistency your dishes reach is crazy good! A weighing scale isn’t that expensive

      • @SkyeStarfall@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        2 months ago

        Do people not use kitchen weights? It’s a very common thing where I live (in Europe)

        Hell, I often just use a kitchen weight to measure volume of water instead of using a measuring cup, as 1 liter of water ~= 1 kilogram

  • @cows_are_underrated@feddit.org
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    172 months ago

    S friend of mine did that with rice some years ago. Instead of cooking like one cup he filled the pot about halfway. Needless to say, that we got free rice that day.

  • @Kowowow@lemmy.ca
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    162 months ago

    Ah see it wasn’t bread that jesus handed out on the mound it was a small batch of pasta

  • @MTK@lemmy.world
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    102 months ago

    Anyone else have a weird thing where pasta does not make them feel full?

    I could probably eat 3 times as much pasta by weight as I could, let’s say, rice. And I would only have to stop because I physically feel that there is no more room in my stomach. It’s like my brain does not register pasta as food and so I don’t mentally feel full or get any less hungry.

    And it’s just with pasta! Not bread, not rice, not pizza, not lasagna, nada. It is very weird and I never heard of anyone with the same issue.

    Ps, because of this, I just cannot make too much pasta, no such thing.

  • @Siegfried@lemmy.world
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    92 months ago

    Spaghetti? Do this 👌. A portion is more or less what fits between the thumb and the index. Anything else is excess.

        • @Dozzi92@lemmy.world
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          12 months ago

          left over spaghetti

          !!!

          But yeah, there’s that whole thing with blood sugar and leftover pasta, I dunno, I’m not a scientist and I have a bad memory, but it’s basically healthier on day two.

  • pachrist
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    82 months ago

    I always weigh my pasta. A really large serving of pasta is ~4oz.

  • @arotrios@lemmy.world
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    62 months ago

    Fear not the mass of noodles, nor thine anxiety over the mountains of starch thy must consume, my son.

    Tomorrow it will all be pasta tense.

      • @Leviathan@lemmy.world
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        11 month ago

        You’ll find out! And the beauty of weight is it never changes so when you figure out that it’s somewhere north of 100g you’ll never make too much again.

    • @wieson@feddit.org
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      12 months ago

      I learned that as a child from my mum, so it seemed basic knowledge to me. But I guess, Americans don’t use scales that much.

      Most recipes say 100g per serving (1/5 pound) but it’s best to know your individual needs.

      • @Leviathan@lemmy.world
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        21 month ago

        Exactly right, and weighing isn’t volume dependant, so you can weigh macaroni and spaghetti with the same tool and always get the same mass of pasta. It’s just the superior measurement for kitchens.