Is My Spaghetti Ready? Why The Wall Test Doesn't Work
This Father Created "Stand In Pride" For LGBTQ Couples Getting M…
How to Make Garlic & Herb Roast Pork Loin, Southern Fried Potato…
"Modern Family's" Julie Bowen + It's Taco Night at Rach's House
How to Make Pollo Guisado (Puerto Rican Chicken Stew)
Dolly Parton on Becoming a Rock Star at 77 Years Old
Dolly Parton on the "Overwhelming" Feeling of Hearing Other Peop…
Sweet Mother-Daughter Story of How TikTok Post Turned Struggling…
"Tough as Nails" Host Phil Keoghan On the Need For Trade Workers…
How to Make a Tortilla with Piquillo Peppers | Spanish BLD | Rac…
Rach's Chicken Cacciatore + Actor Sterling K. Brown
Dolly Parton Talks New Rock and Roll Album + Rach's Roasted Pork…
Rach's Spanish-Style BLD + "The Amazing Race" Host Phil Keoghan
How to Make Jalapeno Popper Stuffed Pork Tenderloin
Yes, You Should Be Freezing Your Parmigiano Reggiano Rinds—Here'…
Super-Easy Football Food from Sunny + Rach's Twice-Baked Dinner …
How to Make John's Seasonal Sour Cocktail with Applejack | John …
How to Make Buffalo-Chicken Guacamole Dip | Sunny Anderson
How to Make Chicken, Cheddar and Bacon Taquitos
How to Make Twice-Baked Overstuffed Dinner Potatoes | Rachael Ray
You've likely heard the old adage that if you throw your pasta at the wall and it sticks, it's done cooking — but is there any truth to this "spaghetti test?"
Nope!
"It's a big myth," says Senior Culinary Producer Jeanette Donnarumma.
According to Jeanette, underdone, overdone and perfectly cooked pasta will all stick to the wall. (Watch Rach have a blast throwing pasta at the wall in the video above!)
The best and, really, only way to tell if your pasta is done is to taste it. Need a refresher on how to tell if your pasta is cooked to al dente perfection? Here's a quick guide to al dente pasta.
Want More?
Get Our Best Recipes, Life Hacks, DIY Ideas & More… Delivered Right to Your Inbox
By signing up, I agree to the Terms & to receive emails from the “Rachael Ray” show
