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    Angel Hair Done Right

    Apr 07, 2020 2 minutes
    BY STEVE DUNN

    ngel hair might just be the least popular pasta variety out there. I get it: With an average diameter of less than 1 millimeter, angel hair pasta is so delicate that treating it like standard-issue noodles guarantees a disappointing tangle of mush. It was only when I ignored all conventional wisdom about pasta cookery that I was able to produce results

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