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One moment, your spaghetti is happily bubbling away in the pot. A minute later, after busying yourself with something else, you turn around to find a hot mess all over your stove.

Placing a wooden spoon over a boiling pot acts as an interruption to the bubbles – it lowers the surface temperature and provides a porous surface to burst the bubbles.

Ina Garten's orecchiette pasta has broccoli rabe and two types of sausage. It's packed with flavor and reheats well, making it perfect for leftovers.

Meghan Markle's one-pot spaghetti, as shown during her Netflix series "With Love, Meghan," takes under 20 minutes to make.

Who doesn't love cooking with a wooden spoon? This kitchen blogger recommends taking caution with your wooden spoons and deep clean tips.