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Question: Cooking Time for Dried Egg Noodles?

roxanna goodwinJuly 26, 2009

How long should I cook dried egg noodles?

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MarjorieSilver Feedback Medal for All Time! 290 FeedbacksJuly 26, 20092 found this helpfulBest Answer

6-8 minutes + taste and see if they are cooked for enough time.

ReplyWas this helpful? 2kate illingJuly 26, 20091 found this helpfulBest Answer

Cover noodles with boiling water, leave for 4-6 minutes, stir well, then drain.

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Question: Cooking Noodles?

kairothompson13January 12, 2021

Do you dry the noodles afterwards?

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Tammi W.January 12, 20210 found this helpful

I don't, but I do shock them with cold water. So the noodle stays the texture I perfer

ReplyWas this helpful? YesJudyGold Post Medal for All Time! 677 PostsJanuary 12, 20210 found this helpful

I only cook a couple of minutes and do not dry afterwards.

ReplyWas this helpful? YescybergrannieGold Feedback Medal for All Time! 949 FeedbacksJanuary 12, 20210 found this helpful

Just in case I am not understanding your question correctly I have added some links at the bottom.I'm assuming you are asking about whether to dry store bought pasta after it has finished cooking.AdvertisementPasta making companies instructions state to drain your pasta and immediately add your sauce. They recommend to not rinse your pasta after cooking unless you plan to make a cold salad because the starch that is on the drained pasta is what makes your sauce adhere to the pasta.Here is a link that has information from a pasta making company on how to cook their pasta:www.delallo.com/.../

In case you or anyone wishes to know about drying homemade pasta here is an excellent link:www.recipetips.com/.../drying-pasta.asp

When my family used to go camping I liked to dehydrate my noodles so they could be cooked with less water and also cooked very fast. If interested, check out this link:www.trail.recipes/.../

ReplyWas this helpful? YesAnaBronze Post Medal for All Time! 140 PostsJanuary 13, 20210 found this helpful

Straining your noodles of the water is usually recommended when noodles are cooked. This is used with a strainer or as much water pour off as you can if strainer is not available. AdvertisementThis frees your pasta of water and the thinning of any sauce or other ingredients that may be applied to complete the dish.

ReplyWas this helpful? YesPghgirl40Bronze Feedback Medal for All Time! 196 FeedbacksJanuary 13, 20210 found this helpful

Just cook, drain, no need to dry them. I would use a little vegetable oil...a teaspoon of so...in the water to keep them from sticking. Enjoy!!

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Question: Cooking Dried Noodles?

rahmed16December 1, 2018

How much water should I use for the best possible outcome?

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JudyGold Post Medal for All Time! 677 PostsDecember 2, 20180 found this helpful

I usually use 4-5 quarts for a pound of pasta. The directions on the bag or box should tell you.

ReplyWas this helpful? YescybergrannieGold Feedback Medal for All Time! 949 FeedbacksDecember 6, 20180 found this helpful

Dried noodles? Egg noodles and "noodles" are made from different ingredients but usually both are cooked about the same way.

Recipes do not usually tell you how much water; they usually just say a large pot of water so you have to guess what they mean by a large pot of water.Advertisement

I believe they mean to have enough water that noodles move around freely (have lots of room to move) and it is best to have too much (can you get too much?) than too little. Just be sure the water will not overflow.

The average pasta pot size is between 6 and 8 quarts, and it should be filled about 3/4 of the way or about 4-5 quarts with water for 1 pound of pasta.

Follow your recipe for how long to cook as that will vary according to what you will be making with your pasta.Just be sure your noodles are moving freely.

ReplyWas this helpful? YesAnonymousOctober 23, 20200 found this helpful

Yea, thats great if you have the bag!! If the question is asked it normally means the package is not available!

ReplyWas this helpful? YesMollyAugust 5, 20220 found this helpful

What I do is cut the cooking instructions from the bag and place in the container with my noodles so that I always know how to cook them.

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