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    Updated 7 Apr 2021

    ✎ Hi! Welcome to the pasta studio!!! A studio created by @Lemonadeinsummer

    OMG! featured on 1//21/2021!!!!!! Tysm st!!

    ☞Curator form

    Username (no @ please) // QOTW answer

    ☞"Rules"

    -Pasta projects only.
    -Do not be rude or disrespectful.
    -Do not promote without permission.
    -Do not change the desc or title without permission.
    -Do not invite people unless they fill out the form.
    -Have fun!
    -No advertising, f4f, spam, etc.
    - No follow on requests
    -No asking for manager

    ☞QOTW (question of the week)
    What is your favorite joke about pasta?

    ☞POTY (poll of the Year)
    What is your favorite pasta shape?

    Rigatoni - 6
    Penne - 13
    Ravioli - 11
    Rotini (twisty) - 16
    Shells - 14
    Any - 9
    Elbows - 4
    Maffaldi - 1
    Bow tie - 7
    Fettuccine - 6
    Angel hair- 5

    ☞ Fun Facts!
    -October 25 is World Pasta Day.

    ☞COTM (contest of the month) suggested by @am_bruh
    Design a pasta shape! Come up with a name, and a design. Put it in a project and post the link or add it! Or, put it in a comment!

    ☞ JOTW (Joke of the Week)
    What’s the most humorous kind of pasta?
    Chortellini!

    ☞Managing
    If you are active, you will be promoted. Please do not ask in the comments. Limit: 10

    ☞Extra Info
    If you are to add unrelated projects, and keep doing it, you will be removed by @Lemonadeinsummer. Same goes for not following the rest of the rules.

    ☞Recipe (written by @Debaparna)

    Step 1: Boil Water
    Start with a very large pot of water, about 6 quarts per pound of pasta. Bring it to a rapid boil. Tip: A pound of pasta feeds about 5 to 6 people.

    Step 2: Add Salt
    Put in a lot of salt, about 3 tablespoons. If you taste the water, it should taste like the sea.

    Step 3: Add the Pasta
    Drop in the pasta while the water is at a boil and give it a gentle stir.

    Step 4: Stir
    Stir it occasionally while it cooks. Use the cooking time on the pasta package as a guide.

    Step 5: Taste the Pasta
    But watch out — it's hot! Sample the pasta at about 2 minutes shy of the indicated time. It should be al dente. You'll finish cooking it in the sauce. Tip: "Al dente" means "to the tooth," meaning the pasta should still have a little bite to it.

    Step 6: Drain
    Drain the pasta. Just be sure to save about 1 cup of the pasta water. If you have a pot with a colander insert, use it to drain the pasta. If not, drain the pasta in a colander set in the sink.

    Step 7: Removing Ravioli
    If you're cooking ravioli, use a slotted skimmer and gently lift the ravioli a few at a time.

    Step 8: Stir in the Sauce
    Add the pasta to your sauce and finish cooking it in the sauce. Give it a stir to coat.

    Step 9: Add Pasta Water
    Ladle a few tablespoons of the pasta water at a time until you have the right consistency to your sauce. Remember, the pasta will absorb the liquid. Tip: Pasta water helps to thicken the sauce.

    Step 10: Buon Appetito!
    Simmer over medium-low heat — it'll help the pasta soak up the sauce. Follow your recipe's instructions for finishing the dish. And that's all there is to it.

    ☞Credits
    --------------
    @Lemonadeinsummer for creating this studio.
    Canva for thumbnail <3

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