I sostantivi italiani più comuni – Cibo e cucina

Most Common Italian Nouns – Food & Cooking

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Quando fa freddo, preparo una minestra o una zuppa, perché mi scaldano.
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Se fa caldo, ______ un gelato e lo mangio lentamente.
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_______ aggiungo miele, e il gusto diventa più dolce senza essere troppo dolce.
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Dopo cena mi piace un piccolo dessert, ma scelgo con criterio.
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Ogni tanto compro anche maiale, ma cerco di non esagerare.
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______ someone he/she asks the recipe, I explain it gladly.
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In any case I look for always balance, because I want to eat well without weighing myself down.
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Cuocio riso o pasta, metto da parte verdura e aggiungo un pomodoro quando serve.
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Un giorno ______ pasta, un altro giorno preparo riso, e in entrambi i casi mi basta poco per stare bene.
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__________ I like something simple and light.
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Sometimes I add honey, and the taste it becomes sweeter without to be too sweet.
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I take fruit in season and a bit of vegetables, so I can eat light.
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Every now and then _____ also pork, but I try to not overdo it.
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Se prendo pollo, lo cucino ________ e lo condisco con olio e sale.
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On the busiest days I prepare ready meals in advance, so I do not decide everything at the last moment.
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