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What is the term for pasta that still firm when bitten?
The term for pasta that is still firm when bitten is al dente.
"Al dente" is an Italian phrase meaning "to the tooth." It describes pasta that has been cooked just enough to be tender but still has a slight resistance when you bite into it.
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