How to measure pasta
ivansmomma
Posts: 500 Member
Whether it's dry spaghetti or rotini, the serving size is always 2 oz. How do you measure this - dry or cooked? I measured the pasta and it's not a whole lot either!! Any ideas? Thanks!
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Well I'm a bit of a freak when it comes to measuring so I actually measure it dry, then cook.0
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They sell a kitchen tool that measures pasta. It is a disk with different size holes in it. I use it and it is pretty neat. I got it at Bed bath and beyond. And I measure it dry.0
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I weigh it dry. And it isn't much, but I add a lot of veggies to add filler.0
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Dry! Get yourself a food scale (digital) you'll be glad you did.
The also equal roughly 1 cup cooked.0 -
Using one of those measuring things is fine if you are making it for yourself, but when making it for a family and trying to decide how much is in a serving can be confusing. I read somewhere that 2 oz. of dry pasta (whatever kind) makes 1 cup of cooked pasta. To test the theory though, you just have to cook 2 oz. (weigh it before you cook it) and then measure it in a measuring cup.
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Thanks for the help. At least it helps to know that it equals about one cup.0
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I measure 1 cup cooked for a serving.0
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