Also hot dog water
zero waste
disposable coffee filter
It doesn’t make any waste if you never dispose of the filter.
a metal filter would make the pasta water coffee taste bad
(i understand the joke but i have found metal filters work fine)
it may be disposable, but it is also eatable.
So are the coffee grounds
It’s hard to tell, but it looks similar to my reusable hemp cloth filter. There’s a chance it’s reusable.
You want to save water when boiling pasta? Stop using a big pot.
Pour the pasta into a skilled, add enough water to completely cover it and turn on the heat. Add a pinch of salt (not too much, as you will be eating all of it) and allow the pasta to cook. It will slowly absorb the water it needs and will normally leave little to none behind. If some water is left behind, use it to thicken sauces; the gluten in the water helps.
This works with every pasta, even spaghetti.
This is great advice and took me far to long to learn; I also tend to spare a little pasta water to pour over the pasta at the end, and remember to stir a ton!
For first timers, start w penne. Also, caveat: if using a gf replacement like banza, the noodles both seem to absorb less water, and expel more starch into the water. so the mod is to put about an inch of water extra than what you would normally use for flour pasta.
So this is how you do an Italian pour over. Interesting…
Imagine using it for that Dalgona coffee everyone was making during lockdown. The creaminess from all that starchy water would be next level
Has she peed that day? Is that what she cooked the pasta in?
ZERO waste, leave no trace.
Well, somebody had to try. If it worked, it could have become the next big trend at Starbucks®️ or some artisanal coffee shops.
Yeah if you make a pasta bake with dry pasta, just add equal weights pasta and water and it should cook OK.
this reminds me of that one tlc episode where a woman scraped leftover spaghetti sauce from plates to reuse it and made lasagna in a dishwasher or some shit
Am I tripping balls?
More like coffee drule, amiright?
