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Pasta Water
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I eat lots of pasta. Every time I drain off the water after I have cooked pasta, I get this transluscent soup that looks a lot like the water you get when you make PDYA. Can you use this stuff? I was thinking of adding some pasta water to my jars the next time I use the PF Tech. I was wondering if anyone else had tried this, and what their results had been. You could only use pasta water that didn't have any salt or oil added before or during cooking. What do you guys think?

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Re: Pasta Water [Re: superpimp]
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Thats a joke, right?


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Re: Pasta Water [Re: superpimp]
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Better off posting this in advanced my friend. Oh, and if the water contains any preservatives like it probably does you'll find its completely useless - cool idea though

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Re: Pasta Water [Re: flaw]
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Its a logical idea, but theres only one way to find out. I'd say, buy 100% organic pasta. No preservatives.. Whole wheat pasta might be a good idea. Give it a shot and let us know how it turns out

Edited by skab (11/16/01 07:46 AM)

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Re: Pasta Water [Re: skab]
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its just starchy water


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were all retarded sometimes

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Re: Pasta Water [Re: superpimp]
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has lots of carbs might help a little, but then there is only one way to find out. Use a tissue culture and keep a control group and you might notice a difference.

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