SILENT SIFTER DEMO HOW TO

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SILENT SIFTER DEMO HOW TO

you're doing it wrong.'Ī chef also weighed in on the video, saying: 'As a chef I would use a colander for pasta and this isn't how you should be using a sieve.'Īnother person added: 'Before teaching others how to strain pasta with the wrong tool you might wanna learn how to cook the pasta.' In fact you should use a colander not a sieve,' one said, while another added: 'Why use a sieve? All the starch gets stuck.

Others quickly pointed out the man's method was 'wrong' because he was meant to use a colander, instead of a sifter, while some said he 'overcooked' his pasta. You don't need to keep holding the pot while water drains.' 'I'm so gonna be doing this now, why have I never thought about this before,' one woman said, while another added: 'I think you've just changed my life.'Īnother man explained: 'You put pasta into the sieve then place sieve in pot to let the water drain. The result shows the drained pasta remaining inside the hot pot while the empty sifter is put aside after emptying out the water

Silent sifter demo