Cooking Tips

Chef Joe Sasto shares his Michelin-star advice for making better pasta and finding culinary inspiration in unusual ways.

Every Sunday, Alec Morris and his son, "little Al," make homemade pasta together – and it's adorable. We interview Alec to learn more about his family tradition of pasta making and what inspires them to create unique dishes each week.

When Alessandra Lauria set out to figure out what she wanted to do in life, she didn't imagine it would involve pasta. But something in her Sicilian roots called her to learn more about this very special culinary art.

We sit down with Meryl Feinstein, the woman behind Pasta Social Club, for a somewhat nerdy (warning: we go really deep into pasta hydration) but inspiring conversation.

Making fresh spaghetti alla chitarra is no easy feat. But, with these five tips and a little practice, you can learn how to "play" the chitarra and create beautiful, square spaghetti in no time!

Stuffed pasta not coming out the way you want? Pair these eight tips and tricks with a little practice and you'll be on your way to making better stuffed pasta in no time.

Building your olive wood utensil collection? Here's how to make them last a lifetime.

Making the perfect cacio e pepe is no easy feat. Even though this classic Roman pasta only has three ingredients, the technique can be tricky to get right.

Are brass pasta tools just for looks? Not exactly. While these lustrous utensils are pretty to look at, there are a few practical reasons pasta makers prefer to use them.

Arrivederci, "salty like the sea." Take the guesswork out of how to salt your pasta water with this step-by-step guide.

Still not sure what the difference between Type 00 and semolina is? We've got you covered.

Savor every last noodle with these two simple methods for storing fresh egg pasta at home.

When it comes to making fresh pasta at home, there are a few basic tools you'll need in your kitchen arsenal—four to be precise!