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Homemade Fresh Pasta Vs. Dry Pasta

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Pasta can be prepared in many ways. Some like creating their own homemade fresh pasta while others love sticking with pasta from their favorite brand names. Escoffier Online’s Chef Mark Dowling discusses dry vs. fresh pasta and how to properly prepare the two.

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